Do you think she lied? There are photos, Yes? And, as far as I can tell, nobody here has read John Bear Macneil's book.
As I mentioned earlier, I have always premised a small fortress at New Ross (Charing Cross), built by only a few men. Where or when this became a full blown Medieval Castle site, I don't know. I also only premised a small number of vessels on Oak Island, two or three (and yes the nail is a railroad spike, I am very much into railroad history)!
Cheers, Loki
Joan Harris's sketch of the castle that was there had 5 guard towers and 2 pillars at the entrance gate.....set in the shape of the tree of life.
Walls 4' thick.One of the towers had a 12' inside diameter.She claimed too have measured a distance of 390' between 2 of the towers.
A castle of this size would need a formidable foundation or footer.
I have seen one picture of what looks like a rubble type of footer/foundation but it only appears to be about 4' wide itself meaning that if it is a foundation there was not a 4' wall built on top of it.I have not seen where she described the full dimensions of this foundation.I see where she mentions and sketched a "GREAT" foundation that runs thru the middle of her castle with no explanation of what purpose this might serve.
If you want to shrink the structure that "may" have been there down to something like the size of a blacksmith shop with a couple out buildings.You will get no arguments from me
BUT if we are going to disregard Joan's work about the size of what she thought she had found is it OK to disregard other things she claims or is this her only mistake?
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