-
building might be
designed and
built with
battlements, or a
manor house might be
fortified by
adding battlements,
where no
parapet previously existed, or...
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intervals and is
crowned with
battlements.
There are two-store**** watch-towers at the corners,
which are
crowned by
battlements and merlons. The fort has...
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Flags on the
Battlements (Russian: Флаги на башнях, romanized: Flagi na bashnyakh) is a
novella by
Anton Makarenko,
written in 1938 and
published the...
- A
Vision of
Battlements is a 1965
novel by
Anthony Burgess based on his
experiences during World War II in Gibraltar,
where he was
serving with the British...
- part of
battlements,
merlons were used in
fortifications for millennia. The best-known
examples appear on
medieval buildings,
where battlements, though...
- on the
Antarctic Plateau.
Features of the
region of its head
include Battlements Nunatak,
Reckling Peak,
Jarina Nunatak and
Trinity Nunatak. The Odell...
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those who
tried to
prevent the
sambuca from
being made to rest on the
battlements. But when they have
fixed it and so got
above the
level of the top of...
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battered the walls, and the long
poles with
their iron
sickles tore off the
battlements, they
tried to
invent machines to
baffle them,
letting down huge m****es...
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Knights were
gentle horses; and
Rooks became civic towers instead of
battlements. In
England they were
frequently called Tulip Chess Sets.[citation needed]...
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Complex (Smithsonian trinomial: 35WS274), also
known locally as the
Mosier Battlements, is an
archaeological site near Mosier, Oregon,
United States. This collection...
