Figure 7: Schematic plan of the fortress showing the layout of defences and buildings and the system of reference used to identify the courtyards and their buildings. The courtyards are numbered anti-clockwise from 1 to 12, starting at the east gateway; the individual buildings are then designated according to their position within a courtyard. Thus the building on the northern side of courtyard number 5 is designated 5N(orth), that on the southern side of courtyard 4 is 4S, etc. Image credit: Louise Hilmar (Used with permission. Further permission is required from the copyright holder for future re-use)
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