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[画像:Map of the Proto-Bulgarian fortresses in Eastern Europe and on the Lower Danube]
Map of the Proto-Bulgarian fortresses in Eastern Europeand on the Lower Danube, built of ashlar blocks and with drawings-fraffiti
1. Humarin; 2. Right-bank Cimljanskoe gorodishte; 3.Majackoe gorodishte; 4. Sarkel (Left-bank Cimljanskoe gorodishte); 5. Pliska;6. Madara; 7. Preslav; 8. Han Krum; 9. Silistra; 10. Pyjkul luj Soare;11. Slon; 12. Devnja.
Fortresses from the Caucasus, the Ukraine:
Humarin gorodishte at the upper course of Kuban river
The Humarin gorodishte. The tower next to the gatewith ashlar blocks. At the far end - the citadel of the fortress.
Humarin gorodishte and the pagan sanctuary
Part of the fortified wall of Humarin and the pagansanctuary next to it.
[画像:The wall of the Majackoe gorodishte]
Part of the built of quadras wall of the Majackoe gorodishte.
[画像:A fragment of the inner side of the ashlar-built wall.]
Majackoe gorodishte. Part of the inner side of the wallwith the typical ashlar blocks.
Fortresses from Bulgaria:
[画像:Drystyr (Silistra)]
Part of the wall of the Early Bulgarian fortress of Drystyr(Silistra), bult of limestone quadras.
[画像:Devnja]
Part of the wall of the Early Bulgarian fortress of Devnja.
[画像:Pliska, the Western gate]
The Western gate of the Inner town of Pliska, built oflarge limestone quadras.
[画像:Pliska, the Western gate]
The Western gate of Pliska.
[画像:Preslav]
Part of the wall of the Preslav fortress.
[画像:Preslav]
The walls of Preslav, built in the typical quadras.
[画像:Preslav]
Preslav again.
