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An embrasure is a hole in a defensive wall, through which defenders may fire at attackers. Crenelations are often seen on castle walls. They are the alternating square low spots through which an archer could fire, then duck back beside behind the wall. If you look at the US Army Engineers insignia, there are crenelations on top of the towers of the castle.
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What is an embrasure in a medieval castle?
The term embrasure, in military architecture, refers to the opening in a crenellation or battlement between the two raised solid portions or Merlons, sometimes called a crenel or crenelle.
What is the opening in a parapet?
Embrasure
Opening in a parapet?
Embrasure
What is a crenel and merlon?
A crenel and merlon is on the top of many castles it goes up down up down etc. like this _i-l_l-l_ but the other way up. They are good because a soldier an hide behind the merlon and then fire out the crenel. the crenel is the down part and merlon the up!
What is the archaic name for window?
The archaic word for "window" is "embrasure." Technically, the word "embrasure" could be used for a window or the opening for a door.
What is a 9 letter word for Parapet opening?
embrasure
What is a nine letter word for parapet opening?
embrasure
How do you get the power ring in Zelda the Minish Cap?
The Grip Ring is located on Mt. Crenel. Knock out a Buissness Scrub in a cave on Mt. Crenel and he will sell you the Grip Ring for 40 rupees. The Grip Ring is needed for Link to be able to climb up Crenel Wall. It can also be used on the far right of Mt. Crenel to climb up and down the shortcut. Link also uses it on Veil Falls.
What is the term for the area between the lips and teeth?
The area between the lips and teeth is the oral vestibule.vestibule
What's meant by a "linguo-incisal" embrasure Could anyone helpThanks in advance?
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What materials were used to build the Great Wall of China?
It is crenel stone.
What is a crenel in a stone keep castle?
A crenel is an opening or notch in the parapet of a stone keep castle, typically part of a battlement. These notches allow defenders to shoot arrows or launch projectiles at attackers while providing cover. The spaces between crenels are known as merlons, which are the solid portions that offer protection. Crenels were an essential feature for fortification and defense in medieval architecture.
