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The Early Norman Castles of the British Isles

Note 1187 — Chapter XII · STONE CASTLES OF THE NORMAN PERIOD

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The best French and German authorities are agreed about this. The holes in which the wooden beams supporting the hurdicia were placed may still be seen in many English castles, and so may the remains of the stone brackets. They would be good indications of date, were it not that hurdicia could so easily be added to a much older building.

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