The Normans.
yes they do it is after the bailey and under the drawbridge it is mainly filed with water
mote and bailey castles and stone keep castles and Concentric Castles
In a motte-and-bailey castle - the motte is a fortified tower standing on a raised mound.
Castles were built for protection of people and animals. They began as wooden compounds called " mote and Bailey." The mote was a hill and the Bailey part was the buildings. The first ones were wooden and it wasn't until gunpowder came along they became stone. The existing mote and Bailey often built a stone face in front of the wooden walls so when an attacker wanted to take the castle he thought it was stone. The castle also provided the owner with a powerful reputation in the lands he controlled.
It depends, as there isn't a certian amount, it depends on how big the castle itself actually is.
they were not that easy to defend, as they were made of wood and straw so they could be set alight easily.
The very 1st castles built were called "Mote and Bailey" structions. These were very simple and somewhat primitive buildings compared to the massive stone castles we see today. None survive today as they were originally built of wood which quickly rots away. However, the concept of the mote and bailey was used to build many of the castles we know today. The "mote" was a simple tower built on top of hill of packed earth. Surrounding this structure was the "bailey" which was an open courtyard surrounded by a high wooden fence of pallisade. The tops of the wooden stakes that make up the pallisade would often be sharpened into a point to make climbing over them hazardous. Sometimes a dry or wet moat might also be built around the entire structure. Entrance into the mote and bailey was by either a single gate or drawbridge.
Yes, "mote" in Mote Marine Laboratory stands for "marine." The word "mote" comes from the start of the term "marine research laboratory."
A motte and bailey castle is a type of castle that type stared in the Norman times i hoped this helped you ? .
Lauren Mote is 5' 3".
Phillip Mote is 6' 3".
Edward Mote was born in 1797.