bastide
bastide.
1. As bastel.
2. Country-house in southern France.
3. Medieval fortified new town in South-West France, usually with a regular grid-like plan with a market place in the centre. Examples include Monpazier (founded 1284 by Edward I of England (reigned 1272–1307) ).
1. As bastel.
2. Country-house in southern France.
3. Medieval fortified new town in South-West France, usually with a regular grid-like plan with a market place in the centre. Examples include Monpazier (founded 1284 by Edward I of England (reigned 1272–1307) ).
Bibliography
Lauret et al . (1988)
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