motte means a mound of earth so bailey should mean the wooden castle and sheds.
Lazymeep: Afraid not - bailey is from a Norman-French word.
This baille or basse-cour which we would translate as a low yard.
So roughly, bailey means a low yard.
Bailey could also derive from the word 'bailiff' meaning fortifications.
motte and bailey
A motte and bailey castle
The first type of castle was a motte and bailey castle.
The Bailey in a castle was a courtyard insidethe wall or between two outer walls of a castle that surrounded The Keep.It was a Market Place and served as a gathering place for the locals residents.
A MOTTE AND BAILEY CASTLE IS: Motte: A motte is french for a clod of earth. The castle is built on this. Bailey: A bailey is attached to the clod of earth, via some steps and is where the soldiers of the castle sleep, like a small cottage. The castle is made out of wood and has a keep. A keep is like the lookout of a ship, but a lookout for attackers on the horizon. It is usually the safest place in the castle.
The first type of castle was a motte and bailey castle.
Not sure. Think it is motte and Bailey. But don't know.
the stone castle. ps. im 10 lol.
The type of castle that is shown on the Tapestry is a Motte and Bailey Castle (dont ask me how i no that!! lol)
A motte and bailey was the very first type of castle introduced to England by William the conqueror. by Tamzen mills
A motte and bailey castle is a type of castle that type stared in the Norman times i hoped this helped you ? .
Warwick castle was first built as a wooden motte-and-bailey castle (a castle built on a mound with a moat/dictch around it) It was rebuilt a century after as a stone castle.