- A
tower house is a
particular type of
stone structure,
built for
defensive purposes as well as habitation.
Tower houses began to
appear in the
Middle Ages...
- the
lighthouse on its east
coast facing the
Scottish mainland, a
ruined towerhouse built by Clan
Hamilton to
protect the area from
Philip II of
Spain in...
- Eolas. ISSN 0790-8911. Breen, M., Ua Cróínín, R. (2002), Some
restored towerhouses in the
Burren area of Co. Clare, in: The
Other Clare, XXVI,
Shannon Archeological...
- The
Towerhouse of
Mendoza (Basque Country, Spain).
Built in the
thirteenth century as a
residence of the
House of Mendoza....
- The west face of Killahara, also
known as a
towerhouse...
- the
house of
Thomas Crumpton.
Pritchard died on 21
December 1777 in his
towerhouse at
Eyton on Severn, only a
month after work had begun,
having been ill...
- also
described in the ****brian countryside.
Compared are the
Yemeni towerhouses, in
which the
ground floor was
reserved for animals, with
dwellings on...
-
McGrath (eds.)(1997),
Corrupt Elections.
Ballot Rigging in Australia,
Towerhouse Publications, Kensington, NSW
Donatella della Porta, and
Alberto Vannucci...
-
feudatary cardinal Gottifredo di
Raynaldo from Alatri. It is
formed by two
towerhouses in
different styles. It
houses the Town Museum.
Public Records Office:...
-
dominated the north-western
swathe of Tír
Eoghain had
several 'castles' or
towerhouses,
including one that was
located on
Island McHugh, a crannóg situated...
