Fort Necessity
it was discovered by vikings who built houses and made tools then just left it there.
the Romans built triumphal arches to remind them of their great military victories
The Victoria Memorial was built to commemorate the peak of the British Empire in India. It is made of pure Makrana marble.
where bunnys come from, and why they built the great wall of china
It is not an independant country. After the Opium Wars, Great Britain won a 99 year lease on the port. As such it was run by the British independantly of China. Now the lease is ended and China controls it again.yes, HONGKONG is a considered as a country ... because it's already have an independence date.
many did, but the great wall of china is one of the more famous fortification wall. Im not quite sure what emperor made it though.
there are no other great walls this is the only great wall
Fortification is a defensive structure, like a castle or fort. It may have extra high and thick walls to keep out the enemy. It may also have weapons built in to these walls as well. The Alamo is a good example of a fortification, so are the castles built back in the times of medieval knights.
Fortification is a defensive structure, like a castle or fort. It may have extra high and thick walls to keep out the enemy. It may also have weapons built in to these walls as well. The Alamo is a good example of a fortification, so are the castles built back in the times of medieval knights.
bunker. pill box. fortification.
Hadrian
A Fort was built on this site during the Roman occupation of England. After that, William the Conqueror's half brother built a fortification on the site to guard a crossing of the Rriver Thames
redoubt
it was discovered by vikings who built houses and made tools then just left it there.
No. Nehemiah's wall was a fortification structure that surrounded the Old City of Jerusalem and has since been completely destroyed. The Western Wall is a retaining wall within the city to make the Great Temple esplanade level.
it was built in the British period
british