What are the threats and opportunities of a motte and bailey castle?
one threat is it can be easliy burned down and and oppurtunity is like it can like fight cause like it has a load of like soldiers like defending it dude
Are there any difference between Caernarvon castle and Caernarfon castle?
Not really, it is the same place - the castle of Edward I in Caernarfon, North Wales. The difference is the spelling - Caernarvon is the English spelling, Caernarfon is the Welsh.
There is no 'V' in the Welsh alphabet, and a single 'F' is hard, like 'V'.
Is 1991 CVPI a 351 Cleveland or Windsor?
the correct answer is windsor a crown vic never came with a Cleveland engine esspecialy in 91 that engine hasn't been produced since the early 80s
Is Dunstanburgh castle haunted?
Dunstanburgh castle has been known to be haunted. There have been many reports of sounds of footsteps, random noises and even sightings. For more information, see the related link below.
Salzburg is a city in Austria and the capital of an Austrian state of the same name. Burg Hohenwerfen is a castle in Salzburg dating back to the 11th century.
When was the first stone keep castle built?
The first stone castle was built in the city of norwich in the 12th century by duke William of Normandy
How many battles were at Edinburgh castle?
There were roughly about 69 battles at Edinburgh Castle. One of them involved all the warriors fighting naked.
Is warwick castle a motte and bailey castle or a concentric castle or a square stone keep?
square stone keep castle
Why did the normans build their castle on the welsh border?
They built it there so then it can be safe.
What kind of stone is Kilmainham Gaol in Dublin Ireland made out of?
As far as I know the Gaol is made mostly of limestone. This led to problems when it was built because it was on a very exposed site and the rain was absorbed, making the Gaol so wet when it first opened that the ground floor could not be used for much of the first year.
A castles weakness is the bridge, flags, and other things unknown.
Castles changed because people kept on finding stronger materials and better structure. To keep castles going now they would of had to find a material that couldn't be effected by gunpowder, which is nearly impossible! Also they were some disadvantages about some castles such as the Motte and Bailey castle it had a weakness and the weakness was that it was made out of wood and could burn.So they changed it to a stone keep and this just carries on changing and changing getting better and better.
Hope that helps.
How many BMW e36 m3 were ever built?
71,000 worldwide 1071 right hand drive of which mine is one Dakar yellow11 1998 genuine 53,000 miles like it just came out of BMW Williams Liverpool
An atilliator in the middle ages was the person who made the cross bows ☺
What would be todays equivalent value of 60000 UK pounds in 1300?
the retail prices index only records back to 1750, but then 60 000 pounds would be worth in the region of 10 million today, so would in my estimation considerably more than 10 million pounds, maybe as high as 20 million pounds.