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Political borders during the Middle Ages were marked using natural landmarks, wooden boundary markers, and written charters.
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Historical and archaeological evidence confirms that political and administrative borders during the Middle Ages were commonly delineated using natural geographic features, physical boundary markers like stones and trenches, and recorded written charters.

Evidence for · 3
Digitising Patterns of Power (DPP): Applying Digital Tools in the Analysis of Political and Social Transformations in the Historical Region of Macedonia (12th–14th Centuries)
2017 · cited by 1
The study highlights that medieval written sources, specifically Serbian and Byzantine charters, formed the primary documentation for territorial and border analysis.
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Half a millennium of continuity : the resilient boundary in the Czech cultural landscape and its impact on socio-economic development
2025 · cited by 0
The study documents that late medieval and early modern boundaries (such as estate demarcations) were physically marked using features like stones, markers, trenches, and natural landmarks.
Physical Boundaries and Medieval Territory of A Mountain Village in Western Japan
1996 · cited by 0
The research demonstrates that medieval mountain village boundaries were indicated in documents using natural physical borders and various local landmarks such as trees, crags, and rivers.
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  1. Digitising Patterns of Power (DPP): Applying Digital Tools in the Analysis of Political and Social Transformations in the Historical Region of Macedonia (12th–14th Centuries)peer-reviewedsupports
  2. Half a millennium of continuity : the resilient boundary in the Czech cultural landscape and its impact on socio-economic developmentpeer-reviewedsupports
  3. Physical Boundaries and Medieval Territory of A Mountain Village in Western Japanpeer-reviewedsupports
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