- A
bartizan (an
alteration of bratticing), also
called a guerite, garita, or échauguette, or
spelled bartisan, is an
overhanging turret projecting from...
- The
Bartizan of
Porto Pim (Portuguese:
Torre de
Vigia do
Porto Pim/Guarita of
Porto Pim) is a
medieval watchtower located in the
civil parish of Angústias...
- architect,
unknown date
Bastion terrace on Belém
Tower with its
Moorish bartizan turrets and
cupolas from the north-west, Lisbon, Portugal, by Francisco...
-
Niwala River lagoon and the ocean. The
defense wall with
merlons and a
bartizan is well-preserved.
Dutch Reformed Church,
Matara was
constructed within...
-
earthworks from the fort
Ramps were used for
rapid access to the
ramparts Bartizan turrets guard the
scarp (dry moat) for
defence in
depth The sole surviving...
-
sometimes pierced by an
embrasure at the
front for a gun to fire through.
Bartizan (also guérite or echauguette): a
small turret projecting from the parapet...
-
Wikimedia Commons has
media related to ****dings (castles).
Arrow slit
Bartizan Castle Drawbridge Murder hole Hull, Lisa E (2006), Britain's
Medieval Castles...
-
northeast angle of the structure,
protected by a
defensive wall with
bartizans, is a
drawbridge to
access the bulwark,
decorated in
plant motifs, surmounted...
-
Advanced work
Albarrana tower Alcazaba Alcázar Amba
Arrowslit Barbican Bartizan Bastion Battery tower Battlement Bawn Bent
entrance Bergfried Berm Boom...
- upward. Additionally, half
bastions were
placed to
guard the
access gates,
bartizans were
added at the
vertices where two
curtain walls met, and
features such...
