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which ravelins were a part gave rise to the term
trace Italienne. The
French 17th-century
military engineer Vauban made
great use of
ravelins in his...
- 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...
- 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...
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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...
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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...
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curtain walls was reduced, and
beyond the ditch,
additional outworks such as
ravelins and
tenailles were
added to
protect the
curtain walls from
direct cannonading...
- 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...
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traces remain today,
including the
Porta del Soccorso.
Remains of two
later ravelins can be seen in
correspondence of the
point in
which the
castle was joined...
-
having collapsed. two
triangular ravelins between the St.
Francis Bastion and
either of the demi-bastions. The Left
Ravelin contains a 6-inch (152mm) breech-loading...
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strong lines of
mutually supporting forts, blockhouses, redoubts, and
ravelins with
fortified artillery positions—under the
supervision of Sir Richard...
