A fortified gateway, a common feature in various fortifications such as castles or walled towns, dates back to the Bronze Age and continued into the modern era. The fortified gateway in Boisseron's fortifications, situated in France, is a significant relic of 12th and 13th century military architecture. Throughout the Middle Ages, cities like London preserved their Roman fortifications, which were repaired and extended during this period.
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Written by Nicolo Ciampini
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