- A battlement, in
defensive architecture, such as that of city
walls or castles,
comprises a
parapet (a
defensive low wall
between chest-height and head-height)...
-
Medieval ecclesiastical to
Palladian and on to
Strawberry Hill Gothic,
while at
sometime an
attempt at
unity has been made by the use of
crenelation....
- of the teeth,
differing from
Pongo pygmaeus "in
lacking significant crenelation on the
occlusal surfaces of the
molars and
upper premolars, and on the...
- with a
collar dancettée Pean
crowned with a
mural coronet with
three crenelations manifest Or
masoned Sable.
Escutcheon Azure a fess dancettée Erminois...
- the
mural crown occur in the
Achaemenid Empire,
where they
resemble crenelations on
Mesopotamian and
Persian buildings. In ****enistic culture, a mural...
-
defended slopes and
facilitated construction of
features such as ramparts,
crenelations, and peepholes. The
effectiveness of the new
walls was
demonstrated in...
-
gatehouse was
supposed to be a 4-story
structure containing a
peaked roof,
crenelations, and an
ornate facade. However, the
gatehouse was
downsized to its current...
- 1985. The
official blazon is "Azure, a
castle with
three towers without crenelation Or" (Norwegian: I blått en gull borg med tre tårn uten krenelering)....
- buildings: a main
clubhouse and ten cottages. The
clubhouse has a
tower and
crenelations and 65 rooms. The
cottages were each two-story and had six or more rooms...
-
style is
reminiscent of
Scottish castles, with its
central tower and
crenelations and turrets. It was
completed in 1922, with its
cornerstone containing...
