Medieval Castles of Ireland by David SweetmanIrish castle-building
The great age of Irish castle-building began with the arrival of the Anglo-Normans, traditionally dated to 1169, and continued right up to the 17th century.The development of Irish castlesThis account of the development of Irish castles proceeds chronologically from the large earthwork and stone castles introduced by the Anglo-Normans, through the later mediaeval hall houses and tower houses, to the strong houses and fortified houses which marked the end of the mediaeval period. Blarney Castle (County Cork) and Bunratty Castle (County Limerick) are famous surviving examples of mediaeval castle-building, but as this book shows, they are in good company, and there are many others to be found in whole or in part throughout the country.Medieval Castles of IrelandPublisher: The Boydell PressISBN: 0851157882 More information Castles Main Page |
Kastelen cd-rom
Met deze cd-rom kunt u vele uren genieten van de rijkdom van de Nederlandse geschiedenis en in het bijzonder van de prachtige kastelen en huizen die Nederland rijk is.Deze cd-rom is een aanrader voor de liefhebber van Nederlandse kastelen. Nederlandse kastelen |
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The great age of Irish castle-building began with the arrival of the Anglo-Normans, traditionally dated to 1169, and continued right up to the 17th century.
Met deze cd-rom kunt u vele uren genieten van de rijkdom van de Nederlandse geschiedenis en in het bijzonder van de prachtige kastelen en huizen die Nederland rijk is.