William The Conqueror. Aka William of Normandy.
the Mott and bailey castle started in the year 1066.
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The Blarney Stone, located at Blarney Castle in Ireland, is inscribed with the year 1632. This date is significant as it marks the year when the stone was supposedly set into the castle's wall. According to legend, kissing the stone grants the kisser the gift of eloquence, often referred to as "the gift of the gab."
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The year that the Tintagel Castle was built is not known, but it was built during the 13th century. It is made of stone and rubble, and is now owned by the Duchy of Cornwall.
Yes, the Blarney Stone does exist, and every year many people kiss it. It is a large tourist attraction.
in the stone age i did a project on it at school in year one
in the stone age i did a project on it at school in year one
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· A stone castle would not rot whereas a Motte and Bailey would rot easily as it was made from wood. · Motte and Bailey castles could be knocked down with battering rams, but they would not penetrate a stone castle. · Stone castles had battlements which gave defenders something solid to hide behind, Motte and Bailey had no such thing. · The round towers on a stone castle were thought to bounce of any type of missile but they would destroy a stone keep. · Motte and Bailey castles were very prone to rotting and decay, but Stone castles would not rot or decay. · Stone Keeps could not be burnt down very easily as they were made of stone whereas Motte and Bailey castles could be incinerated very easily as they were made of wood. · Stone castles have high up towers enabling the defenders to fire arrows down at the enemy but the enemy could not fire back, Motte and Bailey castles do not have high enough towers to do this.
Blarney Castle attracts approximately 400,000 visitors each year. This iconic landmark in Ireland is famous for the Blarney Stone, which is said to grant the gift of eloquence to those who kiss it. The castle's beautiful gardens and rich history also contribute to its popularity among tourists.