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   Hierarchy of Top of the AAT hierarchies Top of the AAT hierarchies
   Hierarchy of Objects Facet .... Objects Facet
   Hierarchy of Built Environment (hierarchy name) ........ Built Environment (hierarchy name)
   Hierarchy of Single Built Works (hierarchy name) ............ Single Built Works (hierarchy name)
   Hierarchy of single built works (built environment) ................ single built works (built environment)
   Hierarchy of <single built works by specific type> .................... <single built works by specific type>
   Hierarchy of <single built works by function> ........................ <single built works by function>
   ............................ fortifications (built environment)
   ................................ antiaircraft towers
   ................................ barricades
   ................................ bawns
   ................................ burgs [N]
   Hierarchy of castles (fortifications) ................................ castles (fortifications)
   .................................... châtelets
   .................................... moated castles
   .................................... motte-and-bailey castles
   .................................... qasrs
   ................................ city walls
   ................................ coastal fortifications
   Hierarchy of field fortifications ................................ field fortifications
   .................................... trous-de-loup
   Hierarchy of fortification elements ................................ fortification elements [N]
   Hierarchy of baileys .................................... baileys
   Hierarchy of <bastions and bastion components> .................................... <bastions and bastion components>
   Hierarchy of batteries (platforms) .................................... batteries (platforms)
   Hierarchy of casemates .................................... casemates
   .................................... cavaliers (fortification elements)
   .................................... chevaux de frise
   .................................... cunettes
   Hierarchy of <defensive walls and defensive wall components> .................................... <defensive walls and defensive wall components>
   .................................... dítái
   .................................... dūntái
   Hierarchy of fortification openings .................................... fortification openings
   .................................... inundation sluices
   Hierarchy of keeps .................................... keeps
   .................................... mottes
   Hierarchy of outworks .................................... outworks
   .................................... ravelin ditches
   .................................... tenshu
   Hierarchy of fortresses ................................ fortresses
   .................................... alcazars
   Hierarchy of citadels .................................... citadels
   .................................... dzongs
   .................................... ksour [N]
   .................................... migdols
   Hierarchy of forts ................................ forts
   .................................... bastioned forts
   .................................... fortlets
   .................................... hillforts
   .................................... polygonal forts
   .................................... promontory forts
   .................................... pā tūwatawata
   .................................... star-forts
   ................................ guard booths
   ................................ limites
   Hierarchy of lines (defensive works) ................................ lines (defensive works)
   .................................... inundation lines
   ................................ pillboxes (military structures)
   ................................ plant fortifications
   ................................ redoubts
   ................................ sconces (fortifications)
   ................................ stockades
   ................................ tighremts
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