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Abbazia di Santa Maria di Falleri
Abbazia di Santa Maria di Falleri (Santa Maria in Falleri), a ruined 11th-12th century Romanesque Cistercian abbey church inside the walls of Roman Falerii Novi, Viterbo, Lazio, with Cosmati doorway and altars consecrated 1183 and 1186.
Abbeyknockmoy abbey
Abbeyknockmoy Abbey (Knockmoy Abbey, Mainistir Chnoc Muaidhe) is a ruined Cistercian abbey in County Galway, Ireland, founded 1189/1190 by King Cathal Crobhdearg O'Connor, settled from Boyle Abbey, noted for rare medieval wall paintings and the first ribbed vaulting in Ireland.
Basarabi
Basarabi: Romanian name for the Murfatlar rock-cut monastery in Dobruja (discovered 1957, 10th century, six chalk churches, 500+ graffiti), the Early Iron Age Basarabi culture of the lower Danube, and a Dolj village near Calafat.
Castle Acre Priory (United Kingdom)
Castle Acre Priory: ruined Cluniac monastery at Castle Acre, Norfolk, England, founded by the de Warenne family (monks from Lewes 1081–85, new site 1089), dissolved 22 November 1537; Grade I listed ruins with Norman west front, English Heritage since 1984.
Đồng Dương
Đồng Dương (Phật viện Đồng Dương) is a ruined Buddhist monastery of the Champa kingdom, built in 875 by King Indravarman II at Indrapura in Quảng Nam province, Vietnam.
Fingrinhoe Roman Site
Fingrinhoe Roman Site is a multi-acre Roman archaeological site in Colchester, Essex, England, possibly a military supply base in use until about A.D. 120, with structures and a possible villa.
Mănăstirea Halmyris
Mănăstirea Halmyris (Halmyris Monastery) is a Romanian Orthodox monastery at Murighiol, Tulcea County, beside the Roman-Byzantine fortress of Halmyris/Salmorus, the easternmost Danube fort, holding the relics of martyrs Epictetus and Astion, killed 290.
Medieval settlement
Medieval settlement (Chapel Walls, Wolsingham Manor of the Bishop of Durham): Scheduled Monument NHLE 1002334 at Wolsingham, County Durham; earthworks of a c.220 by 200 ft banked and ditched enclosure, a probable moated manor of the Prince Bishops of Durham.
Montmaurin
Montmaurin (Haute-Garonne, Comminges, France): archaeological site with Paleolithic caves, the Montmaurin mandible, the Venus of Lespugue, and two large Gallo-Roman villas, Lassalles and la Hillère, excavated by Georges Fouet.
Rocca Brancaleone
Rocca Brancaleone: Venetian fortress in Ravenna, Italy, built 1457-1470 by Giacomo Corner and Vitale Lando; square rocca with four circular towers plus a 14,000 sqm Cittadella; now a public park and 1,400-seat open-air arena.
The Priory (near Ipswich)
The Priory near Ipswich: the Augustinian Priory of the Holy Trinity in Christchurch Park, founded about 1177, dissolved by Henry VIII in 1536; land sold to Paul Withypoll, Christchurch Mansion built 1548 on its ruins.
Weeting Castle
Weeting Castle, Norfolk: ruins of an unfortified grand 12th-century moated manor house built about 1180 for the de Plais family, later the Howards', now a scheduled English Heritage monument.