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How was warwick castle built?
William the conqueror built a wooden Motte and Bailey Castle there in 1068. This Motte and Bailey design was replaced with a stone keep castle in 1260. For more details on this question, visit one of the related links below.
Why was Edinburgh castle built?
The castle is an ancient stronghold, and was a royal castle for King David I in the 12th century. The castle has been involved in many historical conflicts. Today, Edinburgh's skyline is dominated by the castle
When did the Romans believe in god?
The Romans, like all ancient peoples, always believed in a god. In fact they believed in many of them, that's why there are so many ruins of temples.The Romans, like all ancient peoples, always believed in a god. In fact they believed in many of them, that's why there are so many ruins of temples.The Romans, like all ancient peoples, always believed in a god. In fact they believed in many of them, that's why there are so many ruins of temples.The Romans, like all ancient peoples, always believed in a god. In fact they believed in many of them, that's why there are so many ruins of temples.The Romans, like all ancient peoples, always believed in a god. In fact they believed in many of them, that's why there are so many ruins of temples.The Romans, like all ancient peoples, always believed in a god. In fact they believed in many of them, that's why there are so many ruins of temples.The Romans, like all ancient peoples, always believed in a god. In fact they believed in many of them, that's why there are so many ruins of temples.The Romans, like all ancient peoples, always believed in a god. In fact they believed in many of them, that's why there are so many ruins of temples.The Romans, like all ancient peoples, always believed in a god. In fact they believed in many of them, that's why there are so many ruins of temples.
Did all medieval castles have torture chambers?
Not all medieval castles had torture chambers. While some castles included spaces for torture as part of their dungeons or prison areas, many served primarily as fortifications and residences without such facilities. The presence of torture chambers depended on the castle's purpose, the lord's practices, and the legal customs of the region. Overall, torture was not a universal feature of medieval castles.
What is the coat of arms for Nottingham castle?
Coats of arms are held by some (not all) people, and by nations and some other substantial institutions. Castles by themselves do not have coats of arms, especially such substantially ruined castles as Nottingham Castle, of which only a gatehouse and the ruins of some walls and foundations survive.
Where is the Birmingham Castle located?
Now there you have me. Birmingham Castle - in Paris???? Even in Birmingham, the castle is long gone. Nearby, you can find Weoley Castle, Dudley Castle, Warwick Castle and Castle Bromwich, all now officially in Birmingham, though historically separate. In Paris, the nearest name is the Chateau de Bagatelle, in the Bois de Boulogne.
What was the strengths of warwick castle?
Warwick castle was built to protect the city from war1. It has 300 dungeons2. William the conqueror built it in 10683.It used to be a motte and bailey castle but now it is a square keep castle4.On the south coast is the river Avon.5. It was built to defend the Normans from the Saxons who wanted revenge on William because he killed their king.There you go all done and dusted hope I've been helpful! :) :>
How was warwick castle built?
William the conqueror built a wooden Motte and Bailey Castle there in 1068. This Motte and Bailey design was replaced with a stone keep castle in 1260. For more details on this question, visit one of the related links below.
What wonder mail passwords are used to unlock all dungeons?
there isnt a code that will unlock all dungeons
Where did William built his castles?
In England, obviously. He first set up a castle in Pevernsey in 1066. Then, they grew all over England. There was at least one in Exeter, Warwick, Nottingham, Lincoln, Huntingdon, Cambridge and York.
What are the disadvantages of warwick castle?
It was only a square keep castle which was not the most up to date one which therefore meant it didn't have some of the good lines of defence it could have had. It also had wooden girders - stilt type things that were under the ground to hold it up. Attackers could dig underneath the castle and burn all the girders down so that the whole castle cam down and was destroyed. That would kill everyone in the castle so it was a very good method of attack. Hope this helped :)
Can you put ruins into a sentence?
They went to Rome to see all the ruins at the ancient Coliseum.
Can you visit the Blarney Stone in February?
Yes. Blarney Castle is open all year round.Yes. Blarney Castle is open all year round.Yes. Blarney Castle is open all year round.Yes. Blarney Castle is open all year round.Yes. Blarney Castle is open all year round.Yes. Blarney Castle is open all year round.Yes. Blarney Castle is open all year round.Yes. Blarney Castle is open all year round.Yes. Blarney Castle is open all year round.Yes. Blarney Castle is open all year round.Yes. Blarney Castle is open all year round.
Who sang all out of love?
Dionne Warwick.
How many WOW dungeons are in the video game first release?
World of Warcraft (WOW) is a multiplayer onine role playing game. There are 5 dungeons in WOW. These 5 dungeons all have sub categories within each dungeon.
How do you deafeat twilight pricess?
You beat all the dungeons, Zant, and Ganondorf.
What is in socaleon ruins?
it is ruins to the right of soelence town that contain all unknowns exept ! and ? they can be found by capturing all the unknowns and talking to a digger
