- A
postern is a
secondary door or gate in a
fortification such as a city wall or
castle curtain wall.
Posterns were
often located in a
concealed location...
- the wall to the Seine. Two
posterns were
built between the
Porte Saint-Antoine and the Seine, as well as the
Barbette postern (rue Vieille-du-Temple, between...
-
Postern of Fate is a work of
detective fiction by
Agatha Christie that was
first published in the UK by the
Collins Crime Club in
October 1973 and in...
-
Constantine XI,
established his
command here in 1453.
Known posterns are the ****ikule Kapısı, a
small postern after the ****ikule Fort (between
towers 11 and 12)...
- Straits. The
codename for the main
operations to take Lae was
Operation Postern.
Planned as part of
wider operations to
eventually secure the Huon Peninsula...
- However, this
postern is not
included in the 2022 plans. The
access paths to the
posterns were
observed to be
extremely steep. Some
posterns on the Sarthe...
- The
Tower Hill
Postern was a
small fortified entrance (
postern) at the
eastern terminal point to the
London Wall, at the
junction of the Wall and the...
-
Postern Mountain is a 2,944-metre (9,659 ft)
mountain located on the SE side of
Mount Robson Provincial Park in the
Canadian Rockies,
British Columbia...
- England.
Retrieved 12 June 2022.
Historic England. "City Walls, gates,
posterns (not
including the
section from
Bootham Bar to Monk Bar, N of the Minster...
-
Porta Romana,
Porta Nuova and
Porta Orientale) and
about ten "pusterle" or
posterns (including
Pusterla dei Fabbri,
Pusterla di Sant'Ambrogio,
Pusterla delle...
