Prehistoric settlement Kaštelir.

This large settlement with a length of 500 m and a width of 250 meters was located to the West of Nova Vas at an altitude of approximately 95 m. Surrounded by a steep slope on three sides, with on the West side a high wall and the access. Occupation took place from the Bronze Age up to and including Roman rule of Istria.


 

Name: Prehistoric settlement Kaštelir.

Place: Near Nova Vas – (Brtonigla).

Coordinates: Starting point Nova Vas 45.36014 N – 13.64114 E, Entrance Kaštelir 45.36485 N – 13.65468 E.

Prehistoric settlement Kukuj near Sorgi.

Partly due to the ceramics found and the dry technique applied to the walls, it is clearly recognizable that this was a prehistoric settlement. This gradina extended over two small landscaped plateaus. The small cave outside the gradina may have served as a water reservoir.

Name: Kukuj.

Place: Near Sorgi – (Oprtalj).

Coordinates: Starting point 45.40941 N – 13.84477 E.;

Top 45.40925 N – 13.84624 E  (456 meters above s.l.).

Prehistoric settlement / gradine Petrovac.

This settlement has been used from the middle Bronze age to the end of the Histrian period. Perhaps also hereafter  through the discovery of Roman clay fragments.

Name: Prehistoric settlement / gradine Petrovac.

Place: Near Bačva – (Višnjan).

Coordinates: Starting point  45.24287 N – 13.71310 E ; top: 45.24448 N . 13.71369 E.

Prehistoric settlement “Mekinjevac” (Zavoj).

 

Name: Prehistoric settlement (Gradina) “Mekinjevac” (Zavoj).

Place: Mrgani – (Kanfanar).

Coordinates: Underpass A9 near Mrgani 45.12486 N – 13.78240 E.  Entrance to Gradina: 45.12333 N – 13.78669 E 198 m.

Prehistoric settlement “Parentin”.

In the Middle Ages there was a walled city on this slope of the Limska Draga. The blocks of the Gradina were probably used for this.

Name: Prehistoric settlement “Parentin”.

Place: Near Dvigrad – (Kanfanar).

Coordinates:

Entrance hiking trail on the first hairpin bend of the road Dvigrad to Mrgani.45.12676 N – 13.90825 E. 130 m.