15thc perception on swallowtail merlons?
I wonder why the Runkelstein (Roncolo) Castle is not on the map as a building, but only as Non-MS art. Also I had some time so I decided to search for some more.


Gradara Castle (11th- 15th century; Gradara, Italy; mainly due to the presence of Sforza family)
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Castelvecchio (1354- 1376; Verona, Italy)
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San Marino fortifications (10th century ca.; San Marino)
[Image: passeggiate-mura-san-marino.jpg]

Carimate Castle (14th century; Carimate, Italy; Visconti/Sforza influence)
[Image: 640px-Carimate_Castle.jpg]
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