期刊名称：Papers and Proceedings of the Department of Historical Research of the Institute of Historical and Social Research of Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts
印刷版ISSN：1330-7134
出版年度：2010
卷号：28
页码：17-48
出版社：Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts
摘要：City walls represented an essential element of security during the medieval period, and their widening demonstrates distinctive phases of territorial expansion of a settlement. The borgo (the part of the town outside the city walls) had a different development from that of the core, which was determined by its gradual settlement process. The borgo that developed in the thirteenth century, on the western part of the island on which Trogir was founded, only became an integral part of the city as late as the first decades of the fifteenth century, when it was encompassed by the wall and reached a level of urbanisation equal to that of the core (becoming the New City). Even though the greatest part of the borgo was in the thirteenth century in the hands of the nobility and the chapter, commoners were buying or taking into lease parcels in it. That influenced both the later character of the borgo and the building of the edifices there. In the fourteenth century that part of the island was covered by residential buildings, but they were at that time still mostly wooden. The population living there also built many buildings with economic functions.
关键词：Trogir; Dalmatia; urban development; city walls; the Middle Ages
