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Artesh, if you look the "screen walls" on Nogonbad and Bamburgh are almost identical, this castle building "technology" was learned by the Normans on the crusades. A typical Norman castle before the crusades was like this, starting with a mound of earth and a tower and then adding baileys or encircled areas.[Ruins of] Nogonbad Castle, Nain County, Isfahan Province, Iran:
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Very interesting one! Thanks for mentioning!Artesh, if you look the "screen walls" on Nogonbad and Bamburgh are almost identical, this castle building "technology" was learned by the Normans on the crusades. A typical Norman castle before the crusades was like this, starting with a mound of earth and a tower and then adding baileys or encircled areas.
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After the crusades they had straight walls with towers at the corners like Harlech
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I like the color combinations for the castle which is under renovation.more on the Rhine river. the PfalzView attachment 714730