- A
ravelin is a
triangular fortification or
detached outwork,
located in
front of the
innerworks of a
fortress (the
curtain walls and bastions). Originally...
-
Ravelin Ridge is a
ridge which extends north–south and
rises to 1400 m (Jerez Peak) in
northern Clarence Island, in the
South Shetland Islands of Antarctica...
-
Ravelin (or "Raveleijn" in Dutch) is a
theatre at the
Efteling amu****t park in the
southern Netherlands. It was
designed by
Sander de
Bruijn at a total...
- the city. It
consisted of four
ravelins and
three counter guard interconnected by long, low earthworks. On Fyn's
Ravelin, one of the
eponymous forges has...
- bus wrap and a CD
Project called Dance 'til Your
Stockings Are Hot and
Ravelin'.
April 12, 2011:
Appeared on CBS on The Talk.
January 11, 2012: Grascals...
- mid-fifteenth
century in Italy. Some types,
especially when
combined with
ravelins and
other outworks,
resembled the
related star fort of the same era. The...
-
extremes were
Ravelin I and
Ravelin IV. The
northern side of the fort
consisted of (from west to east)
Bastion I,
Ravelin II,
Bastion II,
Ravelin III and Bastion...
- of the
walls between the Burg bastion, the Löbel
bastion and the Burg
ravelin,
creating gaps of
about 12m in width. The
Viennese tried to
counter this...
- of Spain, it
continued to be
developed into a
bastion fort with
outer ravelins and
batteries to
reach its
largest size in 1783.
Rising 150 ft from the...
- gates, bridges, forts, towers, bastions, hornworks, moats, tunnels, and
ravelins,
among other defensive elements. It was
built during the 17th and 18th...
