Painscastle Borough Defences
Has been described as a Questionable Urban Defence
There are earthwork remains
Name | Painscastle Borough Defences |
Alternative Names | |
Historic Country | Radnorshire |
Modern Authority | Powys |
1974 Authority | Powys |
Community | Painscastle |
A borough was possible contained in the outer bailey of the castle (Soulsby)
This site is a scheduled monument protected by law
Not Listed
The National Monument Record (Coflein) number(s)
County Historic Environment Record
OS Map Grid Reference | SO166461 |
Latitude | 52.1075897216797 |
Longitude | -3.21867990493774 |
Eastings | 316640 |
Northings | 246150 |
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Castlefacts
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Books
- Creighton, O.H. and Higham, R.A., 2005, Medieval Town Walls (Stroud: Tempus) p. 82, 273
- Murphey, K., 2000, 'The rise and fall of the medieval town in Wales' in Slater, T.R. (ed), Towns in Decline AD 100-1600 (Aldershot; Ashgate) p. 193-213
- Rowley, T., 1986, The Landscape of the Welsh Marches (London: Michael Joseph)
- Soulsby, Ian, 1983, The Towns of Medieval Wales (Phillimore; Chichester) p. 212-3 (plan)
Journals
- Creighton, Oliver, 2006, ''Castles of Communities': Medieval Town Defences in England; Wales and Gascony' Château Gaillard Vol. 22 p. 75-86