- An
outwork is a
minor fortification built or
established outside the prin****l
fortification limits,
detached or semidetached.
Outworks such as ravelins...
- The putting-out
system is a
means of
subcontracting work, like a tailor. Historically, it was also
known as the
workshop system and the
domestic system...
-
ditches running along the
eastern and north-eastern
boundary and a
defensive outwork to the southeast. The site has a
commanding position overlooking Conwy...
- material. The
redan developed from the lunette,
originally a half-moon-shaped
outwork; with
shorter flanks it
became a redan.
Redans were a
common feature in...
- A flèche (Fr. for "arrow") is an
outwork consisting of two
converging faces with a
parapet and an open gorge,
forming an
arrowhead shape facing the enemy...
- An
advanced work, advance-work or
advanced outwork is a
fortification or
outwork in
front of the main
defensive building or castle. In the
Middle Ages...
- rear of an
outwork for
access by
defending troops from the main
defensive position Hill fort (New Zealand: Pa (Māori)) Lunette: an
outwork consisting...
-
outworks; the bottom-most image, a priest's cap, has two tenailles. Also
shown is
another approach to
protect a gate; the
roughly triangular outwork seen...
-
characteristics as
historicism (identifying
historical events as
relating to the
outworking of God's purpose),
absolutism (conviction that Jehovah's
Witness leaders...
- A
ravelin is a
triangular fortification or
detached outwork,
located in
front of the
innerworks of a
fortress (the
curtain walls and bastions). Originally...
