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Parts of a middle ages castle

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Mottle   Hill that you build your castle on. Only on older style castles.  
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Bailey   Usually inside a castle wall. Where all the people who worked for the king or duke lived.  
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villages   Outside of the moat. Supplied food and supplies for the castle.  
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Tower   Structure on a castle that is taller then the castle. Inside every tower there was food and supplies in case of a siege.  
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Turret   Smaller tower on top of tower. Tallest place on the castle.  
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curtain wall   wall between the towers.  
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Drawbridge   Bridge that can be moved up, so no one can get in.  
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Keep   Safest place in the castle. Where the castle owner slept with his family.  
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Gatehouse   Any structure that protects the gate  
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Battlement   Anywhere people fought. On the wall  
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Hoarding   Covers the battlement for protection.  
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Siege   When a castle is under attack, it is called a siege  
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Arrow Loops   A hole in the castle wall meant to shoot arrows through  
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portcullis   In front of gatehouse. Raises up then crashes down on intruders. Made of heavy iron  
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Embasure   Tooth like design on top of walls  
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Great Hall   Where everyone ate. Also where the lord held meetings.  
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Murder Holes   Holes in the ceiling. People dropped boiling water and stuff on you.  
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