Portchester Castle outer bailey

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The Portchester Castle outer bailey is the large enclosed courtyard area within the Roman and medieval fortifications at Portchester, Hampshire, which contains structures such as St Mary’s Church and forms a key part of the historic castle complex.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf castle bailey
courtyard
accessPoint connected to main castle entrance routes
adjacentTo Portchester Castle inner defences NERFINISHED
associatedWith Portchester Castle inner bailey
contains ancillary castle structures
ecclesiastical buildings
open courtyard space
country United Kingdom
county Hampshire NERFINISHED
enclosedBy Roman fort walls at Portchester
medieval castle defences at Portchester
formsPartOf Portchester Castle historic complex NERFINISHED
hasCurrentUse heritage attraction area open to visitors
setting for St Mary’s Church, Portchester
hasFunction enclosed courtyard area within castle complex
hasHistoricalPeriod Roman
medieval
hasStructure St Mary’s Church, Portchester NERFINISHED
heritageContext part of a scheduled ancient monument
within a Grade I listed castle site
historicalSignificance key component of Portchester Castle’s defensive and domestic layout
locatedIn Portchester Castle Roman and medieval fortifications NERFINISHED
Portchester, Hampshire, England NERFINISHED
partOf Portchester Castle NERFINISHED
spatialRelation lies within the perimeter of the Roman shore fort at Portchester
topographicalFeature large level enclosed area
usedFor domestic and service functions of the castle
religious activities at St Mary’s Church

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Portchester locatedIn Portchester Castle outer bailey
subject surface form: St Mary’s Church, Portchester