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Scottish baronial style are the crow-stepped gables,
dormer windows, and
battlemented porte-cochère.
Balmoral is
private property and,
unlike the monarch's...
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light can come. The
mouth of the gorge, Helm's Gate, was
closed by the
battlemented Deeping Wall, 20 ft (6.1 m) tall, and wide
enough for four men to stand...
- Façades The Old
Cathedral of Coimbra, Portugal, is fortress-like and
battlemented. The two
central openings are
deeply recessed.
Church of St. Trophime...
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Palace (ꜥḥ) 𓉧 O13 U+13267
battlemented enclosure Portal (sbḫt) Wide (wsḫ) Wide hall (wsḫt) 𓉨 O14 U+13268 part of
battlemented enclosure Portal (sbḫt) 𓉩...
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Common features borrowed from 16th- and 17th-century
houses included battlemented gateways, crow-stepped gables,
pointed turrets and machicolations. The...
- 31 of 1678: ...On a blue
field shield, a very
thick and
round tower,
battlemented, an
inescutcheon of
fifteen parts –
seven blue and
eight gold, on each...
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plinth on six claw-and-ball feet. Both
masts have main and top-sails, and
battlemented fighting-tops are made from gold.
These items are displa**** in the new...
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dramatizing an
entrance to ****.
These seem
often to have
featured a
battlemented castle entrance, in
painting usually ****ociated with Heaven. The ****mouth...
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round their rims,
beneath which are
representations of a
turreted or
battlemented wall,
thought to
depict Hadrian's Wall. The
Latin and Romano-Celtic names...
- building. Its
crossing tower with
eight triangular head
windows has a
battlemented top of
later date, and
there is a 14th-century
effigy of a
knight in...
