07-11-2023, 09:29 PM
(This post was last modified: 08-11-2023, 08:38 AM by Mark Knowles.)
The most crucial step in my process was identifying the location corresponding to the bottom right Rosette.
This started from my identifications for:
1) Bellinzona Centre of causeway between bottom left and bottom centre
2) Certosa di Pavia Centre of causeway between Centre right and top right
From this and the bearings it implied the location of the bottom right Rosette to be:
1) South West of Bellinzona
2) North West of Certosa di Pavia
3) Aerial view like bottom right rosette
This lead me to Abbey Saints Nazarro and Celso. I could find no other location which fit these criteria as neatly.(If anyone else can I welcome their suggestion.)
Abbot Antonio Barbavara was Abbot from 1428.
[Bellinzona was identified based on its famous long wall the murata and its rough location relative to other identified locations.
Certosa di Pavia was identified by Nick Pelling.]
This started from my identifications for:
1) Bellinzona Centre of causeway between bottom left and bottom centre
2) Certosa di Pavia Centre of causeway between Centre right and top right
From this and the bearings it implied the location of the bottom right Rosette to be:
1) South West of Bellinzona
2) North West of Certosa di Pavia
3) Aerial view like bottom right rosette
This lead me to Abbey Saints Nazarro and Celso. I could find no other location which fit these criteria as neatly.(If anyone else can I welcome their suggestion.)
Abbot Antonio Barbavara was Abbot from 1428.
[Bellinzona was identified based on its famous long wall the murata and its rough location relative to other identified locations.
Certosa di Pavia was identified by Nick Pelling.]

