'Bailey castles' presentation slideshows

Medieval Castles

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Castle Architecture

Castle Architecture. Motte and Bailey Castles. The Norman Invasion & their Pre-built Castles

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Castle Architecture

Castle Architecture. Motte and Bailey Castles. The Norman Invasion & their Pre-built Castles

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ELEVENTH-CENTURY KINGDOMS, CASTLES AND KNIGHTS

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Medieval Life Towns and Villages The best site for a town or village

Medieval Life Towns and Villages The best site for a town or village. What if you want to establish a new town or village. What things do you have to consider when choosing a site?. Castles. It might be a good idea to position your new town or village near an existing castle.

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How did Castle design change over time?

To consider the strengths and weaknesses of different types of Norman castles. How did Castle design change over time?. ? starter activity. Table.

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THE NORMANS

THE NORMANS. At the beginning of the tenth century, the French King, Charles the Simple, had given some land in the North of France to a Viking chief named Rollo. He hoped that by giving the Vikings their own land in France they would stop attacking France.

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The Normans Motte and Baileys by N iamh Murphy

The Normans Motte and Baileys by N iamh Murphy. What is a motte and bailey castle?. A motte and bailey castle is, as the name suggests, made up of two parts: the motte and the bailey. The motte is a raised mound or earthwork with a stone or wooden keep (a fortified tower) on top.

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How did William control England after the Battle of Hastings?

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Reorganisation of England

Reorganisation of England. In 1066 -William the Conqueror conquered England William and his barons built Motte and Bailey Castles and Stone Keeps These earls levied taxes and raised armies Fifteen hundred foreigners received lands from William

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Castles

Castles. Motte and Bailey. A wooden castle was built on top of a mound of earth, the Motte . A large open space was was made nearby called the Bailey . A wooden fence enclosed the site and a wooden bridge linked the Motte and the Bailey. Stone Keep.

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