Yesterday, 01:28 PM
Thanks! This nicely fills out the map a bit further.
The frescos were already on the map as "Castello di Avio".
The one in Austria looks like a typical example of restoration swallowtails - it's hard to know if they were there originally as well.
Were already on the map: Arco, Sirmione
Added: Drugollo, Malcesine, Hocheppan, Riva del Garda, Vignola (to castles layer), Ried, Schlanderberg
Not certain of chronology of building layers: Mantua Palazzo de la Ragione, Brunnenburg (looks restored).
I would have doubted Churburg - this would be our northernmost example, and the merlons look very clean. I will add it unless Royal Swallowtail Inspector Peter Tentakulus knows of a reason not to
(PS: Schwalbenschwanzzinnen is one of those German words that must look crazy to English speakers).
The frescos were already on the map as "Castello di Avio".
The one in Austria looks like a typical example of restoration swallowtails - it's hard to know if they were there originally as well.
Were already on the map: Arco, Sirmione
Added: Drugollo, Malcesine, Hocheppan, Riva del Garda, Vignola (to castles layer), Ried, Schlanderberg
Not certain of chronology of building layers: Mantua Palazzo de la Ragione, Brunnenburg (looks restored).
I would have doubted Churburg - this would be our northernmost example, and the merlons look very clean. I will add it unless Royal Swallowtail Inspector Peter Tentakulus knows of a reason not to
(PS: Schwalbenschwanzzinnen is one of those German words that must look crazy to English speakers).