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05:17 Nov 19, 2015 |
English language (monolingual) [PRO] Art/Literary - History / Temple of Zeus | |||||||
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4 +1 | a type of door giving/preventing access between levels |
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3 +1 | door hatch |
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door hatch Explanation: (from ref. below) Door hatch as peephole like the Middle Ages, a monastery door of iron antique wine cellar and cellar bar. 2 piece set consisting of a door for the door inside, and a grill for outdoor. Design your front door like in the Middle Ages in taverns and monasteries. With beautiful square ornamental screws. Barred door hatch with door flap re-established after models of ancient originals yesteryear. An eye-catcher for all Antique and Nostalgia lovers. Reference: http://www.luxury-pure.co.uk/en/door-handle/door-hatch-peeph... |
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a type of door giving/preventing access between levels Explanation: A solid structure that acts like a door but is laid on the floor when closed and pulled up or let down to open. Can have various uses in a fortress: - to cover a pit used for rubbish and/or excrement, or sometimes to keep prisoners in - to keep enemies out but allow friends in in secret - to allow for the escape of those inside e.g. in a siege |
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