This
3D rendering is based on the 1339 account to test various
assumptions of interior arrangements and try to get as close
as possible to historical accuracy.
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External
Views - Interior Views
Tower
is seen from the South West. The stairs into the wall gave
access to the Great Hall
("Aula") which is
not displayed here.
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on the picture for a full size view (Beware: 346 Ko to get a
lot of details)
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A
simple wooden scale gave access to the prison located below
ground level.
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the picture for a full size view (98 Ko)
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Each level includes stone benches close to the windows.
Windows are protected by grilles.
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The chimney conduit (hidden by the stairs) was built in the
thickness of the wall. The chimney must have been built on the
"Aula" side to avoid weakening the
defense.
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the picture for a full size view (76 Ko)
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Access to each upper level was protected by a trap to enhance
the defense. Note the wooden mantlets on the battlements.
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the picture for a full size view (88 Ko)
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