-
building might be
designed and
built with
battlements, or a
manor house might be
fortified by
adding battlements,
where no
parapet previously existed, or...
-
Flags on the
Battlements (Russian: Флаги на башнях, romanized: Flagi na bashnyakh) is a
novella by
Anton Makarenko,
written in 1938 and
published the...
- part of
battlements,
merlons were used in
fortifications for millennia. The best-known
examples appear on
medieval buildings,
where battlements, though...
-
Complex (Smithsonian trinomial: 35WS274), also
known locally as the
Mosier Battlements, is an
archaeological site near Mosier, Oregon,
United States. This collection...
- 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...
-
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...
- on the
Antarctic Plateau.
Features of the
region of its head
include Battlements Nunatak,
Reckling Peak,
Jarina Nunatak and
Trinity Nunatak. The Odell...
- by
elements such as
triangular or
rectangular openings (furjat) and
battlements (shurfat) as well as
peepholes projecting outward from the main facade...
-
curtain walls allowed defenders to rain
missiles on
enemies below, and
battlements gave them
further protection.
Curtain walls were
studded with towers...
-
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...
