It is protected by a
fortified citadel
built on a rocky promontory.
Day 1: arrival in forcalquier, a medieval market town
crowned by a citadel
which affords sweeping views over the surrounding countryside.
There is a neolithic
walled citadel
with three rings of walls.
Citadel walls
appear to have late antique remains at their base.
The old town is sited on an imposing 9th
century citadel, built on top of a peninsula overlooking the mediteranean sea.
Citadels of power.
Citadel by breech
in 1761.
He's not, setting out afresh in his late fifties, intent on
storming the citadels
of yesteryear.
The mysterious dracula house is situated inside the walls of this
medieval citadel.
Citadel of science, runs the argument, subjectivity would turn all research into glorified lit.
There they
built a citadel, a sacred round tower on rhode island.
Figure 2: view of hasankeyf from the top of the
ancient citadel, looking downstream toward the proposed location of the ilisu dam.
Citadels of classical music.
Further south we
visit the imperial citadel
of chan chan.
On the southeastern tip of the walled city, the
old citadel
stands on a hill.
Citadels of grace.
It would seem that we
took the citadel
by breech in 1761.
Part of remains of the
large citadel
built around mid 1650s.
Gezer
had only a citadel
surrounded by a casemate wall covering a small area.
The uganda virus research institute is possibly africa's
greatest citadel
of hiv studies.
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