Portcullis - Revision history

Editor at 17:23, 20 September 2021

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	* Castle.		* Castle.
	* Fence.		* Fence.
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	* Talus.		* Talus.
	* Tower.		* Tower.

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	* Tower.		* Tower.
	* Types of barrier.		* Types of barrier.

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−	A portcullis is a strong grate - commonly made of wood, iron or both - that is typically incorporated into the walls of a castle or other type of ~~fortifications~~. These devices were often used in the middle ages	+	A portcullis is a strong grate - commonly made of wood, iron or both - that is typically incorporated into the walls of a castle or other type of fortification. These devices were often used in the middle ages

	The word portcullis comes from the French, porte coleice or "sliding gate".A portcullis is situated within vertical grooves that are inset within the jambs of a doorway so the heavy structure can move up and down.		The word portcullis comes from the French, porte coleice or "sliding gate".A portcullis is situated within vertical grooves that are inset within the jambs of a doorway so the heavy structure can move up and down.

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	* Britain's historic paving.		* Britain's historic paving.
	* Castle.		* Castle.
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	* Fence.		* Fence.
	* Tower.		* Tower.

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	* Fence.		* Fence.
−	* ~~[https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/~~Tower ~~Tower]~~.	+	* Tower.
	* Types of barrier.		* Types of barrier.

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	A portcullis is a strong grate - commonly made of wood, iron or both - that is typically incorporated into the walls of a castle or other type of fortifications. These devices were often used in the middle ages		A portcullis is a strong grate - commonly made of wood, iron or both - that is typically incorporated into the walls of a castle or other type of fortifications. These devices were often used in the middle ages
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	* Britain's historic paving.		* Britain's historic paving.
		+	* Castle.
	* Cynical vandalism of a deserted medieval village in Withybrook.		* Cynical vandalism of a deserted medieval village in Withybrook.
		+	* Fence.
		+	* [https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/Tower Tower].
		+	* Types of barrier.

	[[Category:Conservation]] [[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:Definitions]] [[Category:History]]		[[Category:Conservation]] [[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:Definitions]] [[Category:History]]

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A portcullis is a strong grate - commonly made of wood, iron or both - that is typically incorporated into the walls of a castle or other type of fortifications. These devices were often used in the middle ages

The word portcullis comes from the French, porte coleice or "sliding gate".A portcullis is situated within vertical grooves that are inset within the jambs of a doorway so the heavy structure can move up and down.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

* Britain's historic paving.
* Cynical vandalism of a deserted medieval village in Withybrook.

[[Category:Conservation]] [[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:Definitions]] [[Category:History]]