Richborough Castle
Richborough Castle
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In width, and would, therefore, have been easy to defend. The entrance passage in the tower was 7 ft. 8 in. Wide and in the end of the main wall on the east side of this, at a height of about 15 feet, are three square holes which appear to have held beams to support the floor of a chamber above. A writer of about the middle of the last century describes the flooi of the entrance passage as being formed of solid stone-work down the middle of which ran a covered drain from the interior and the co...urse of this can still be traced. The remains of a head carved in stone can be seen let into the north wall of this bastion. In the south wall of the fort, at a point nearly opposite this gate and where the remains of the fort wall end abruptly, indications of a projecting turret, which presumably contained another small entrance, have been discovered.
In all probability, there was a gateway in the missing east wall opposite and very similar to the one in the west wall.
4. THE CONCRETE FOUNDATIONS WITHIN THE WALLS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In width, and would, therefore, have been easy to defend. The entrance passage in the tower was 7 ft. 8 in. Wide and in the end of the main wall on the east side of this, at a height of about 15 feet, are three square holes which appear to have held beams to support the floor of a chamber above. A writer of about the middle of the last century describes the flooi of the entrance passage as being formed of solid stone-work down the middle of which ran a covered drain from the interior and the co...urse of this can still be traced. The remains of a head carved in stone can be seen let into the north wall of this bastion. In the south wall of the fort, at a point nearly opposite this gate and where the remains of the fort wall end abruptly, indications of a projecting turret, which presumably contained another small entrance, have been discovered.
In all probability, there was a gateway in the missing east wall opposite and very similar to the one in the west wall.
4. THE CONCRETE FOUNDATIONS WITHIN THE WALLS.
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