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Nice. 3 rings outside of the city wall. Identical to Kaunas in Lithuania.

I am having some issues with sharing points, so I'll do it the old fashioned way. I've been in both cities in person, so I have some orientation. The ponds in Budapest I was talking about: 47.481399, 19.089714 https://www.google.lt/maps/@47.4815043,19.0894191,2a,60y,133.73h,75.77t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!...

Am I doing something wrong? Why doest it import the kmz file into the browser? Do I need to convert it to some other format on GoogleEarth?

This is only one of many auxiliaries (I cant spell it right, can we use another term?). I can see at least two more defensive ponds on the other dide of the river. Obviuosly there were many more in a circle, or even several circles. Budapest was a big one. By the way, Prague has a minor mistake on ...

This is only one of many auxiliaries (I cant spell it right, can we use another term?). I can see at least two more defensive ponds on the other dide of the river. Obviuosly there were many more in a circle, or even several circles. Budapest was a big one.

Yes, sadly it was all buldozed. I wasn't aware of the 1944 photo. We were teached, it was long gone before that.

Plenty of work to be done
Theres one more map in this video:

The last one says Narva. Its on Russian-Estonian border.

Country based system sounds good. About a year ago I was making a map of old castles and mounds aroud the country, when I noticed citadels and starcities and got curious. I am thinking of making separate files for countries and mark all I can find in Baltic states, Belarus, Ukraine and maybe Russia ...

I can add up to this theory. In slavic territories at all old starfort locations, they have "xrams". And they allways seem to be rebuilt from two towers. It would make sense for one tower to be the receiver and another one - sender. May it be, that "xrams" purpose wasnt to pray, but to get instructi...