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The Early Norman Castles of the British Isles

Note 947 — Chapter IX · MOTTE-CASTLES IN SOUTH WALES

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The motte of Conisburgh in Yorkshire is a very similar case known to the writer; it measures 280 × 150 feet. Such very large mottes could rarely be artificial, but were formed by entrenching and scarping a natural hill.

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