This gradine consisted of a round plateau with two terraces underneath which were partly walled by stone blocks.
There are now water reservoirs near the top of the plateau.
Name: Prehistoric settlement Rumpeljak.
Place: Near Vržnaveri – (Poreč).
Coordinates: Start point 45.24137 N – 13.67294 E. Top of Rumpeljak 45.24258 N – 13.67623 E.
At the top of this former gradine, with a height of approximately 67 meters. there are now water reservoirs. The separation between the plateau and the surrounding terrace is no longer recognizable.
Name: Prehistoric settlement Sv. Martin.
Place: Near Mugabe – (Poreč).
Coordinates: Start point to Sv. Martin: 45.19277 N – 13.6172 E. Top: 45.19181 N – 13.61299 E.
This oval-shaped gradine was inhabited in the Bronze Age and had two terraces separated by wide stone walls.
Name: Prehistoric settlement Malovar.
Place: NearRadmani/Dračevac – (Poreč).
Coordinates: Start point to Malovar: 45.19578 N – 13.67855 E.
Top Malovar; 45.1949 N – 13.6761 E. height 127,6 meters.
Name: Prehistoric hillfort Petrovac.
Place: Near Veleniki – Varvari – (Poreč).
Coordinates: Entrance to hill 45.22365 N – 13.64514 E; top: 45.22585 N -13.64528 E.
Based on ceramics found, it has been established that people lived here from the Neolithic period and this location later developed into a walled gradine. The walls have largely collapsed and are covered with soil. Earlier research in the beginning of the last century found many jewelry in stone coffins next to bones.
Name: Vrčin (Monte Orsino).
Place: Near Butkovići – (Svetvinčenat).
Coordinates: 45.00351 N – 13.90000 E.
This special cemetery on the Maskarade hill from the Bronze Age has a diameter of approximately 100 meters and is surrounded by two circular terraces surrounded by large stones. This cemetery was probably of great religious significance.
Name: Necropolis Vrh Maskarade.
Place: Svetvinčenat.
Coordinaten: 45.02300 N – 13.82018 E.
This prehistoric settlement was located near the Mirna on a steep cliff with a height of 36 meters. From here they had a good overview of movements in the valley and the mouth of the Mirna and the Adria. After the Roman period, a castle and a church were built within the fortress in the Middle Ages.
Name: Castle Sv. Juraj.
Place: Near Srbani – (Brtonigla).
Coordinates: 45.33709 N – 13.63343 E.
The trail starts on the former quarry and the lime-kiln and goes along the lake “Vrh Mirne” to Sv. Duh (S. Spirito).
This prehistoric settlement was already established in the Bronze Age at a strategic point of the Mirna valley. The boundaries of the Kastelliere can still be clearly recognized by a broad, demolished, sturdy wall on the north side that runs west to the south side.
Name: Hiking trail from Antenal to the kastelliere Sv. Duh.
Place: Antenal – (Novigrad).
Coordinates:
Startingpoint: 45.31631 N – 13.59154 E, viewpoint 45.31982 N – 13.59038 E, stream: 45.32193 N – 13.59041 E and top Sv. Duh 45.32332 N – 13.59761 E (32m.)
Located on the Gromača hill, with in the immediate vicinity,
the gradines Sv. Duh, Sv. Juraj, Sv Dionij. This castelliere was protected on the north side by a wall over a length of 90 meters and a width of approximately 4 meters.
Name: Castelliere Gromača.
Place: Near Cendaki – Srbani – (Brtonigla).
Coordinates: 45.34846 N – 13. 13.63172 E
