posted 09-24-2001 02:55 PM
My son is studying the Midievil Times and has been assigned the project of finding out what "Rocky Ledges" are and how they relate to Midievil Times. Could someone clarify it for me? Thanks.
Peter Member
posted 09-24-2001 05:48 PM
Rocky Ledges !!!!!
You have me, that's a new one. Are you sure on that ?
deborahknowles Senior Member
posted 09-24-2001 06:06 PM
Is it anything to do with where castles were built? i.e. on rocky ledges, for defence? I can think of some if it helps? Dunstanburgh Castle in Northumberland and Tintagel in Cornwall are both rocky, ledgey type places.
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Gordon unregistered
posted 09-24-2001 07:43 PM
Rocky ledges are....well rocky ledges, same in medieval times as they are now I suppose. I wouldn't call anything wide enough to build a castle on a ledge, a ledge implying something a bit more narrow...like Peter, I don't get it. I'd get back to your son's teacher and ask for more explanation.
Peter Member
posted 09-25-2001 04:26 PM
And there you have it ! Ta for the e-mail. But it really is a mystery. A teacher somewhere had better be a bit more specific on the question. We really would like to help, and we like those mysteries. Better still, we like to solve them.