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A '''Motte and Bailey''' is a form of [[medieval]] castle.  They were common around the 11th century AD especially in [[England]] and [[Ireland]].  Eventually they became obsolete and were replaced with bigger, stronger castles.  The ''Motte'' was a natural or manmade hill 10 to 100 feet high with a castle or keep on top.  The ''bailey'' was an enclosed area surrounded by a fence.  Usually the structures were made of wood.   
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A '''Motte and Bailey''' is a form of [[medieval]] castle.  They were common around the 11th century AD especially in [[England]] and [[Ireland]].  Eventually they became obsolete and were replaced with bigger, stronger castles.  The ''Motte'' was a natural or manmade hill 10 to 100 feet high with a castle or keep on top.  The ''bailey'' was an enclosed area surrounded by a fence.  Usually the structures were made of [[wood]].   
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== See also ==
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*[[Windsor Castle]]
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*[[The Merry Wives of Windsor]]
    
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