What is recorded here
Motte and bailey castles everywhere are the same shape because the function is the same. Dig a hole, throw the dirt upward, climb the hill, drop something heavy on the person climbing toward you. The bailey beside the motte exists because one tower cannot feed, breed or house a whole household. Size and shape follow life, not pride.
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- What survives
- Recorded monument
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