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Nunney Castle
Nunney Castle is a castle ruin in the county of Somerset, England. Its compact construction, featuring a rectangular layout and four round corner towers, was likely influenced by French fortifications.
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The origins of Nunney Castle date back to the 14th century. It represents a form of English quadrangular castle, as it lacks an inner courtyard, unlike many of its contemporaries. Instead, it can be seen as a structure reduced to a central keep for defense and residence. A moat surrounded the castle, while other external defensive works were largely absent.
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