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Military Architecture in England During the Middle Ages

Note 188 — Chapter VI · THE KEEP OF THE NORMAN CASTLE

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The recently excavated chapel of the great tower of Old Sarum was a vaulted building occupying the south-eastern part of the basement of the tower itself. It was entered directly from the bailey, and had no direct communication with the first floor of the tower.

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