Murus gallicus or Gallic wall is a method of construction of defensive walls used to protect Iron Age hillforts and oppida of the La Tene period in Western...

Murus Gallicus (Latin for "Gallic Wall") is an abstract strategy game created in 2009 by Phil Leduc. The name Murus Gallicus is a reference to the stone...

fortifications were built on an immense scale. Construction of the 7km-long murus gallicus at Manching required an estimated 6,900 m3 of stones for the façade...

type Reverse view Pfostenschlitzmauer-type fortification wall Murus Dacicus Murus Gallicus Urnfield culture Hallstatt culture Wikimedia Commons has media...

thirty thousand inhabitants, protected by a huge stone wall of the Murus Gallicus type which enclosed an area of 135 hectares. The origin of the word...

Dacian fortress of Căpâlna, Romania Davae Hill fort Murus gallicus Oppidum Pfostenschlitzmauer Murus Dacicus in 3D at RomaniaDeVis.ro, 3D reconstruction...

kilometres long, which was built by the Celts around 500 B. C. as a type of Murus Gallicus but was pulled down again not long afterwards. The wooden elements of...

fortification took the form of a classic Celtic wood-and-earth wall (murus gallicus), replaced regularly. Around 600 BC, this was replaced by a structure...

bank, he discovered the remains of a wall, which he described as a murus gallicus according to Julius Caesar's description of such structures. Due to...

site was originally surrounded by 10 m high, reinforced ramparts of Murus Gallicus type, with fortified doors at either end of the main road through the...

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from the oppidum, which was abandoned after the fort was completed. Murus Gallicus Augusta Raurica Blake Wiener, James (2018-09-14). "Augusta Raurica"...

Manching oppidum Bibracte oppidum, France, outer walls Bibracte oppidum Murus Gallicus Oppidum illustration. Tintignac sanctuary, France Corent oppidum, France...

Bibracte, a Gaulish oppidum, showing the construction technique known as murus gallicus. Oppida were large fortified settlements used during the Iron Age....

6m-wide wall surrounding the plateau of the Ehrenbürg resembled later murus gallicus fortifications known from the Iron Age. 'Cyclopean' stone fortifications...

the eastern and western extremities.: 32  It was protected by a wall (murus gallicus) enclosing an area of up to 140 hectares, pierced by at least two pincer...

Gallic Murus Gallicus, Lyon, La Tène culture...

Pfostenschlitzmauer technique, but also yielded nails of the type common in murus gallicus walls. Excavation inside the enclosure revealed a variety of buildings...

multivallate fortresses, protected by formidable earthworks as well as the Murus Gallicus and Pfostenschlitzmauer constructions. The larger settlements in Gaul...

ditches Original depths and profiles of ditches. Rampart construction: murus gallicus, pfostenschlitzmauer. Guardhouses and defended entrances. Settlement...

(in French). L'Archéologue. ISSN 1255-5932. Monin, Michèle (2015). Le murus gallicus de Lyon (Rhône) (PDF) (in French). Bulletin de l'Association Française...

a sea promontory hillfort based on a Gaulish oppidum, with a linear murus gallicus rampart. It was used as refuge by the Osismii Gauls against the Roman...

outer walls, La Tène culture Gallic farm at Verberie, La Tène culture Murus Gallicus, c. 100 BC, La Tène culture Corent oppidum, La Tène culture Settlement...

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a Celtic defence wall (Murus Gallicus). Gold hoard from Trassem Drinking horn decoration Brooch from Weiskirchen Murus Gallicus model Roman sculpture takes...

Iron Age building traditions, instead of being associated with the Murus Gallicus structures of the late La Tene fortifications of continental Europe...

fortified with walls. The walling techniques included drystone walling, the murus gallicus (a typical Celtic technique of wood and stone) and perhaps also mudbrick...

residential buildings were constructed: one using the ancient technique of murus gallicus. This building of 30 Sq. M is surrounded by a gallery on two sides,...

Design of a Celtic defensive wall. (See: Murus Gallicus)...

cap and revetments (retaining walls), which Varley compared with the murus gallicus method of construction, typical of Gaul. An outer revetment protected...