Ewyas Harold, The Village From The Castle Tump c.1955
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We tend to think that castles arrived in Britain with the Norman conquerors, but, in fact, they were already in existence. At Edward the Confessor's court, the influence of the Normans was so strong that the first so-called 'Norman' castles were actually built in the 1050s. One such (pre-Norman) 'Norman' castle originally stood on the site from which this photograph was taken.
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