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| | La Roque Saint-Christophe |
 | | Their purpose remains quite vague as their size and location on the walls vary (ties for small animals, hanging of food, pulley anchors, etc...). |
 | | Other objects, such as cisterns and ovens, monolithic stairs and coffers, as well as a church inside which are found engraved crosses and tombstones clearly demonstrate that the "Roque Saint-Christophe" was not a temporary refuge but, on the contrary, a constant dwelling site, well equiped and safer than most other towns. |
 | | Let's try to imagine what the fortress and village were like during the Middle Ages : an entanglement of ceilings, walls, stairs, ladders and balconies, all superimposed on three, four and even five levels. |
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