rampart [ˈræmpɑ:t, Am -pɑ:rt] N HISTORY
- ramparts pl
- obwałowania ntpl
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The foundations of the associated radio operating facility inside the ramparts have survived to this day.
en.wikipedia.org Initially surrounded by an earthwork rampart, prior to 1339 it was fortified with brick city walls.
en.wikipedia.org The ramparts were some 2-3 m high and 20-30 m long.
en.wikipedia.org The seven were buried next to the ramparts.
en.wikipedia.org There are traces of earthen ramparts on the landward side, and remains of a structure which may have been a guard's cell.
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