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Tintagel Castle Phased Plan 2020

The document provides a reconstructed plan of Tintagel Castle as it appeared in the 13th century, detailing various features such as courtyards, gates, and buildings. It includes historical references to structures from the 5th to the 14th century and highlights areas like the Great Hall and Merlin's Cave. The plan is copyrighted by English Heritage and is intended for private research use only.

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Tintagel Castle Phased Plan 2020

The document provides a reconstructed plan of Tintagel Castle as it appeared in the 13th century, detailing various features such as courtyards, gates, and buildings. It includes historical references to structures from the 5th to the 14th century and highlights areas like the Great Hall and Merlin's Cave. The plan is copyrighted by English Heritage and is intended for private research use only.

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T I N TA G E L C A S T L E

RECONSTRUCTED PLAN OF 13TH-CENTURY CASTLE

N
Island
courtyard
Upper mainland
courtyard Sculpture
Gate Gatehouse

Barbican
Bridge Great hall
Gatehouse

Great
Ditch Gatehouse
courtyard Tunnel

5th–7th century
Buried features Well
Southern
c.1150 cliffs
c.1240
c.1260
Garden
c.1340 Early medieval Northern ruins
buildings
c.1380
Post 1852

Upper mainland Chapel


courtyard
Castle Gun-house
entrance Bridge (1580s)
Barbican Early medieval
Island courtyard buildings
Gatehouse
courtyard
Great Early medieval
Ditch buildings
Mill Merlin’s Cave

Shop and Haven


Toilets exhibition
Iron Gate
0 50 metres
Compass
Tudor quay Quay 0 250 feet
Café

This drawing is English Heritage copyright and is supplied for the purposes of private research.
It may not be reproduced in any medium without the express written permission of English Heritage.
March 2019

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