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What does caerphilly castle look like?
it is a concentric castle :D
Why was the castle built like a star?
ryan loves u
How many fake and real castles are in England?
there is no such thing as a "fake castle" as long as it looks like a castle and is built like a castle, it is a castle. but, there are more than 1,400 castles still standing in England.
Why does the picific region in Canada have castle like buildings?
I live in that region and do not see "castle like buildings" except those that were originally built for Military use .
What was life like for a servant in castle?
it was a bummer
What was a knights life like in a castle?
absolutely crud
What was life like for those who lived in the castle?
boring
What buildings are in a castle?
Castles are like castles. Some more recent buildings have been built to look like ancient castles, e.g. Banwell Castle in Somerset, built by the Wills family, of tobacco fame, in the 19th century.
What was life inside a motte and bailey castle like?
good
What are the daily life like for a king in the middle ages?
i don't know but i do know that castle were usually made of stone so they really could be built almost anything. but it also depends on how big
What are the strenghs and weakness of a Motte and Bailey castle?
it was built on two hill like things and surrounded by water that way enemies could not climb up to the castle.
What do castles normally have?
Features of castles changed greatly throughout the centuries. A motte and bailey castle, for example, prevalent in France after the viking invasion and England after 1066, consisted of a huge mound of earth with a tower on top. An early stone castle consisted of one stone keep, sometimes huge in size (e.g Rochester) and perhaps a ditch around the outside.After this, castles got fancy. The idea of a keep was abandoned and a concentric castle was developed- no keep, just really strong curtain walls, with mural towers (towers in the wall) The gatehouse became the strongest point of a castle, with either two or one towers protecting it, depending on the date it was built in. Arrow slits were an early development, and when guns were used, they were often adapted to accomodate guns too. A good example of a castle like this is Caerphilly, built by Edward I in the late 12th century.
