Castles

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It was built in Farnham because Farnham was situated on the main road halfway between London and Winchester so it was a good place to have a rest stop en-route. It was also used as the Bishop of Winchester's Palace where he could stay and be near to both London and Winchester, this also meant that it was used by various monarchs whilst on progress.

The main building was known as 'the keep'. The outer wall was usually known as the 'barbican'. Many had a moat and a drawbridge. A great hall was also a common feature. The area inside the wall was called the bailey, the same as the term used in the motte and bailey castle design.

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Castles had many many rooms such as: A chapel, hall, watch tower(s), Kitchen(s), bedrooms (at first chambers), Toiletrooms, bathrooms and a keep they're the ones i know of if i find anymore ill improve it :)

There are many types of Medieval castles including concentric castles and motte and bailey castles

To view more information on the different types of castles there are click on the related links listed below.

Art did change in the Medieval times because of the emergence of the early Renaissance period.

The first to buit a dome were the ancient Greeks during the Mycenaean civilization [Treasure of Atreus] at 1.250 BCE.

This is because the four different owners of Chepstow Castle wanted different things. Everyone has different opinions and idea's and bring a different outlooks on plans.

Castles built on high ground allows the occupants to have a better view of any approaching enemy from the valley below. It also made it difficult to attacking foe to attack the castle, as they would need to attack uphill, in clear view from above..

No, the lady of a castle would usually be the baron's wife.

During the Civil War (1642-48) it was twice attacked and fell to Parliamentary cannon. After the war, the defences of the castle were reinforced and remodelled for the use of cannon and muskets. The castle was used as military barracks and as a detention centre for political prisoners, most notably housing Henry Marten who spent 20 years in captivity in the tower that now bears his name. The castle finally fell into disuse after 1690 when the remaining troops from the garrison were withdrawn.

There are many types of materials that can be used, you must consider how stable you want it to be, will it be handled, played with, or for display purposes. Materials you could use: plaster, polymer or model clay, styrofoam, etc., styrofoam would be the cheapest to build with, using knives (including electric kitchen knives) wood rasps, course sandpaper. You can even combine many materials together. First get a pictire of a Castle, get several sheets of styrofoam, also some round and cone shaped styrofoam, modeling or polymer clay, Elmers glue. Assemble the styrofoam walls, buildings, towers, (the cones are for the spire's on the towers) once the basic Castle is formed and built, now you can flatten the clay to about 1/8" thick and cut many, many small squares to press on the styrofoam to make them look like stone blocks, for the spires, make them look like shale, (a stone roof) Once done allow clay to dry completely, then you can paint, (water based paint only) Use a small stencil brush to dab and blend colors for a aged look. This method will give you the most realistic looking Castle when your done.

It is a body of water that surrounded castles in medieval times that was usually filled with some sort of cranky water creature(alligators or such). It was primary used as a defence measure, because the drawbridge could be lowered or raised depending on who was wanting entrance.
It is a water filled ditch around the castle walls.

the first pembroke castle was born in 1093....... yay i answered my own q!

According to "Cadw" the historic environment service of the Welsh Assembly Government, work on Harlech Castle began in the spring of 1283 and construction was completed in 1289.

The work was supervised by Master James of St George who was Master of the King's Works in Wales.

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I saw on a website that there are 364 fireplaces and 440 rooms, plus. I think. So yeah, 440. But I've also seen more than 426. So I'd go with 440. =)

Beaumaris Castle changed hands during war several times. The first time was by the Welsh in 1403. The second time was by the British in 1405. In 1925, the castle was restored, and in 1986, it was declared to be part of the "Castles and Town Walls of King Edward in Gwynedd" World Heritage site.

The Bricks That They Use Are Extremely Strong, And The Stuff Used To Hold It Together Is Very Sticky/Sturdy. Usually The Only Way To Go Through It Is Over (Ladder) Or Under, As Some Trojans Used.

A bastion refers to a defender of certain principles or ideals. A sample sentence is: "The hero of the war is seen as a bastion of courage".

at the main way in if the castle has a moat or ditch.if there not moat of ditch then there no drawbrigde un less the castle ramdom

This depends on what type of castle your referring to. In the Norman times, there were two different types of castles built. There were Motte and Bailey castles and Stone keep castles (Stone castles). The Motte and Bailey castles were made out of wood and the Stone keep castles were made out of stone (obviously).

Knocking on the door, with a great big battering ram ! Undermining, that is digging away under the walls so they collapse, which is why more modern castles have circular rather than square towers'. Laying Siege, waiting for the defenders to run out of food. Using artillery to breach the walls. Using scaling ladders to climb the walls. A combination of any or all of the above............

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