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Article

NETWORK OF THE OTTOMAN FORTIFIED SETTLENTS ON THE NORTHWEST BLACK SEA COAST IN THE XVII AND XVIII CENTURY

Yulia Frolova
Abstract

The article is aimed at covering the issue of the historical organization of the network of fortresses of the northwest coast of the Black Sea and the Danube-Dnepr intermarriage during the XVII and XVIII centuries, the times of subordination of this territory to the Ottoman Empire and vassal states. The study covered 11 cities that had fortification systems. Historiographical and descriptive documents on fortifications were systematized, search for common features and algorithms for the formation of a fortified area was compared with other known Ottoman cities of the same period. Generalization of architectural solutions is derived in a spatial typology.

Keywords

city planning, fortress, defense lines, The South of Ukraine, fortified settlements, north-west coast of the Black Sea, ottoman fortress, XVIII century

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Retrieved from Vol. 5, No. 2, 2019

Suggested citation

Frolova, Yu. (2019). NETWORK OF THE OTTOMAN FORTIFIED SETTLENTS ON THE NORTHWEST BLACK SEA COAST IN THE XVII AND XVIII CENTURY . Architectural Studies, 5(2), 82-91.

Pages 82-91

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ISSN 2411-801X e-ISSN 2786-7374  UDC 71;72
DOI: 10.56318/as