the merchants built settlements outside of the castle is because they could catch oncoming travelers and make more of a profit
If I had to defend a castle then I would either build the walls stronger so catapults or other modern day objects Can not get through the Walls of the castle or make the castle higher so the stones or other objects cant get over the Wall's.
Wales' oldest lived in castle is Penhow Castle. Built by Sir William St Maur in the early 13th century source Trivia http://www.castles-of-britain.com/castle85.htm possibly whittington castle (actually now in shropshire, england) is amongst the oldest castles (approx 2 miles east of oswestry). it pre-dates 1221, which a number of castles seem to refer to this same year for stone build. though a 'castle' as been at this site since the early 9th century.
The story is "To Build A Fire"... have the same question on my assignment. Good job bud.
Is it concurrent, delegated, or reserved?? The power to build roads is a concurrent power.
to chop down wood to build homes for them
It took about 456 people to build a castle
It cost 1,000,000 dollars to build the Rosenberg Castle.
it is a castle you can build life sized
No it is the most modernly build castle in the U.k. Build after world war 2.
you would need about 99 people to build a castle.
The number of people needed to build a castle can vary depending on the size and complexity of the castle. Historically, it could take hundreds or even thousands of laborers, craftsmen, and architects to build a castle over several years.
Construction of Neuschwanstein Castle began in 1869 and was not completed when the builder, King Ludwig II of Bavaria, died in 1886. The castle was mostly finished by then, but some interior work and decorations were left incomplete.
You need craftsman for the design of the castle.
william the conqueror built dunster castle
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