Eastern, northern and southern wall

Castle of Bashtova


Country: Albania
Period: XV A.D.
Type: Wall

Architecture details

Eastern, northern and southern wall, are the walls of the first period, which have a width of 1.05 m, have been built with sandstone cobblestones and conglomerate extracted from a rocky hill about 1 km. east of the castle. Bricks and tile bricks were used in them irregularly.

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