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How accurate is Ivan Lappers Interpretation of Kenilworth castle At the beginning of the 13th century.
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How accurate is Ivan Lappers Interpretation of Kenilworth castle At the beginning of the 13th century Ivan Lappers interpretation of Kenilworth castle in the 13th century shows that the keep is made out of red sandstone I know this from my visit to Kenilworth and the nearest stone quarry dug up sandstone. His picture also shows that it is square, has small, thin, narrow windows. It also shows that it has four towers in each corner of the keep. At the bottom of the castle it has a plinth, which is a slope to make it harder for people to hide down the bottom. It also has crenellations at the top so bowmen can shoot intruders attacking the castle. There is also an entrance to the outer building but Lappers picture does not show an entrance, I know it was there from my visit to Kenilworth. When I went on...
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