Civil Parish For civil parish administrative division. Modern delimitations. Parish church For ecclesiastic parish administrative division, sometimes with medieval origins. Township For administrative or property division, which may maintained some characteristics from Middle Ages. I. B. Boundaries. This group includes specific rocks, natural or carved, as stone crosses are, used as landmarks and single features. boundary’s Small pillar Cippus Small Columna Columnella Written stone, usually epigraphs Petra scripta Stone or sculpture No otherwise specified, but peculiar landmarks underlined in the documents, like Omomorto (sculpture) or Arcus Gizzuli, or similar L. Medieval types. In these groups of types, the border between archaeological features and HLC types is much reduced. The choice of establishing polygons and points to remark the existence of medieval sites is based on the exigencies of immediately reflecting links to features that can have causal effects for the formation and development of the previous types. This choice reflects precise useful experiences from the Italian landscape traditions. L. A. Historic Military sites. This group classifies areas and features related to military development. Battlefield Medieval battlefield and/or Early Norman castle. Also disused Norman defensive structure, now transformed for other Castellum uses. Fortified medieval town Fortified settlement or urban area with late medieval development, often with market place. This is the type used for when they are fortified settlement. civitates Fortified Roman Site Roman fortified site and Medieval castle and fortress. Also when comprehensive of structures used for civil defense Fortilicia Rocca/castle such as artillery batteries, barrage balloons, bunkers or tank traps. Post medieval fortified site Certain post medieval site; 14th and 15th century fortified sites. Medieval tower or bastle house, also fortified mills Turris L. B. Medieval Settlement. This complex group classifies areas of medieval settlement with specific functions. All the features of these types clearly show medieval origins but they may have been subjected to posteriors transformation.
Civil Parish For civil parish administrative division. Modern delimitations. Parish church For ecclesiastic parish administrative division, sometimes with medieval origins. Township For administrative or property division, which may maintained some characteristics from Middle Ages. I. B. Boundaries. This group includes specific rocks, natural or carved, as stone crosses are, used as landmarks and boundary’s single features. Cippus Small pillar Columnella Small Columna Petra scripta Written stone, usually epigraphs Stone or sculpture No otherwise specified, but peculiar landmarks underlined in the documents, like Omomorto (sculpture) or Arcus Gizzuli, or similar L. Medieval types. In these groups of types, the border between archaeological features and HLC types is much reduced. The choice of establishing polygons and points to remark the existence of medieval sites is based on the exigencies of immediately reflecting links to features that can have causal effects for the formation and development of the previous types. This choice reflects precise useful experiences from the Italian landscape traditions. L. A. Historic Military sites. This group classifies areas and features related to military development. Battlefield Medieval battlefield Castellum and/or Early Norman castle. Also disused Norman defensive structure, now transformed for other uses. Fortified medieval town Fortified settlement or urban area with late medieval development, often with market place. This is the type used for civitates when they are fortified settlement. Fortified Roman Site Roman fortified site Fortilicia and Rocca/castle Medieval castle and fortress. Also when comprehensive of structures used for civil defense such as artillery batteries, barrage balloons, bunkers or tank traps. Post medieval fortified site Certain post medieval site; 14th and 15th century fortified sites. Turris Medieval tower or bastle house, also fortified mills L. B. Medieval Settlement. This complex group classifies areas of medieval settlement with specific functions. All the features of these types clearly show medieval origins but they may have been subjected to posteriors transformation.
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