The Castles’ project was completed in late 2025 (https://castles.unisi.it) and its innovative, multidisciplinary approach is revealing a revised chronological and typological sequence for the phenomenon of incastellamento in Italy. The results show an earlier appearance of large stone structures and a much later appearance of fortified stone-built villages around seigneurial centres than previously thought.
The Castles project: reconstructing chronologies of castles and seigneuries in medieval Italy / Bianchi G., Arrighetti A., Buonincontri M. P., Ginatempo, M. A., Bellato G., Fiore A., Provero L., Garzonio C. A., Calandra S., Pecchioni E., Mantile N., Di Cicco M. R., Lubritto C.. - In: ANTIQUITY. - ISSN 0003-598X. - ELETTRONICO. - (2026), pp. 1-7. [10.15184/aqy.2026.10356]
The Castles project: reconstructing chronologies of castles and seigneuries in medieval Italy
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The Castles’ project was completed in late 2025 (https://castles.unisi.it) and its innovative, multidisciplinary approach is revealing a revised chronological and typological sequence for the phenomenon of incastellamento in Italy. The results show an earlier appearance of large stone structures and a much later appearance of fortified stone-built villages around seigneurial centres than previously thought.
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