of some knight's scares them so there two guides are killed and they are left alone in the 14th century trying to find the professor. While they are in the 14th century they prove true some of their hypothesis of what they thought that the area looked like. They go though all sorts of trouble but eventually bring the professor back and all is well. The whole story is set in Scotland and is set in the present and the past I will be describing

Today there is a upper class a middle class a low middle class and a lower class. We have great variety between the groups there is not a huge distinction between the classes unlike in the story where the class distinction was very great there was no middle or lower middle classes there was only the rich and the poor nothing else. The building materials back then were mostly stone cut in to cube shapes to aid building, timber long pillars so they could be used for bracing, mortar to hold the huge stone cubes in place, and finally thatch. Thatch was used for the roofs, although it was highly flammable it was also very water repellent and was excellent to use a roofing material because there was an abundance of it and it was not very challenging to put on. Some of the tools used to build the houses or castles were simple scaffolding, pulleys to bring up the huge stone cubes, and horse drawn carts to bring the stone cubes in. Some of the pedestrian houses took only a few months to be built because the structures were not that complicated nor where they very extravagant and large like some of the castles and ministries. The castes and monasteries depending on the size and the features could take up to ten years to be built. A good comparison to the castles was the pyramids in Egypt. Those took an extreme

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