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Castles
From the earliest Motte & Bailey Castles to the massive stone Fortresses still standing today
2,974 Questions
Do you go bare feet on bouncy castles?
I always go barefoot. its better for your feet and you don't slip. They normally ask you to go barefoot any way.
What is the castle in Laws of Attraction?
Humewood Castle, Ireland
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What are the top of the castle walls called?
A Parapet
The battlement can be used in general reference to a location possibly during a battle or siege. Another more elegant and synonymous name describing a sawtooth shaped parapet is crenelation. The crenelation is made up of merlons(the high part protecting shooters) and crenels (the low part exposing shooters)
A crenelation is usually found protecting an allure (wall walk) on the outer wall.
What were the meals like in medieval castles?
The rich had a large feast of meats, they also had lots of fish. They believed vegatables were bad for you.
A medieval romance is generally about?
Medieval romances are adventure stories about knights, famous kings, or ladies in distress.
What produces energy in a castle?
Modern Castle: MAYBE they get the electricity they need just like any other house...
Medieval Castle: The don't, they used to hang torches on the walls for light.
What was the cashel castle made for?
It was the ancient site of the castle of the Kings of Munster. The current buildings date from the 12th and 13th centuries.
Where is the snail in the I Spy sand castle puzzle?
Toward the right side of the puzzle, there is a woman in front of the castle with a tall cone shaped hat. The snail is behind her.
Why is wood bad to build a house with?
Because of the problems of termites, wood borer, and the fact that if not treated properly, can rot. Wood also burns well and treated wood gives off poisoness gases when burned.
What were three activities that took place in the medieval monastery?
Besides preserving manuscripts, the monks taught better methods of agriculture, cared for the poor and the sick, and conducted church activities.
Confederate warship built in England?
The CSS Alabama was built at Birkenhead England by John Laird Sons and Company as a commerce raider for the Confederates in 1862.
Are dogs allowed in Stirling castle?
Of corse not! Its just like saying can my pets come into a meusem their not aloud
What are the differences between the English and the Welsh castles?
Basically they are very similar as the people that built them were the same both sides of the border
