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The Early Norman Castles of the British Isles

Note 841 — Chapter VIII · MOTTE-CASTLES IN NORTH WALES

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Tut or Toot Hill means “look-out” hill; the name is not unfrequently given to abandoned mottes. The word is still used locally. Cf. Christison, Early Fortifications in Scotland, p. 16.

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