In the article, the authors emphasise that the early modern wooden and earthworks fortifications of Podillia have been virtually unexplored. For the first time, the results of field research of the preserved castle in the village of Kokhanivka of Turbivka settlement community of Lypovets district, Vinnytsia region, and in the seventeenth century - in the city of Kohanhorod (Kokhaniv) are introduced into scientific circulation. This object interested researchers for several reasons: first, even in the poorly preserved outline of the fortifications, the remains of defensive structures of the newest fortification for the early modern period can be read, and second, there is a well-known historical reference about this fortified private-owned city and its owner, the Bratslav judge Olbricht Kokhanovskyi, formed in the nineteenth century. The field research was carried out using photogrammetric aerial photography. The results were processed in software adapted for working with point clouds and translating them into 3D models. The resulting model was made in real scale, which made it possible to make its measurements. The article reveals the architectural features and presents the current state of preservation of the castle. Using the materials of field research, historical cartography and descriptions, a graphic reconstruction of the castle was made. Recommendations for further research and measures to preserve the monument of the early seventeenth century are developed.
Bevs, M. V., 2004. Methodology of identification and verification of various temporal elements of the planning-spatial system of a historical city (on the example of the city of Belza). Visnyk Natsionalʹnoho universytetu "Lʹvivsʹka politekhnika", 505. p. 350-360.
Vecherskyi, V., 2008. Hetman capitals of Ukraine: Ukrainian architecture of the Hetman period. Kyiv: Nash chas.
Voynarovsky, A. M., 2019. DIVISION IN THE SYSTEM OF TRADE AND ECONOMIC RELATIONS. DISSERTATION 07.00.01 - history of Ukraine. Kyiv.
Gavrykov, Yu. S., 2018. Register of rivers of Vinnytsia region. (Reference manual, 2nd edition, supplemented). Vinnytsia: Basin Management of Water Resources of the Southern Bug River.
Guldman, V. K., 1901. Ancient monuments in Podolia. Kamenets-Podolsky.
DAViO, 1869. Derzhavnyy arkhiv Vinnytsʹkoyi oblasti.. mistse vydannya nevidome:F.5, op. 4, spr. 27.
Krykun, M., 2008. Bratslav Voivodeship in the XVI-XVIII centuries: Articles and materials. Lʹviv: Vydavnytstvo Ukrayinsʹkoho Katolytsʹkoho Universytetu
Malchenko, O., 2001. Fortified settlements of Bratslav, Kyiv and Podil Voivodeships. Kyiv: NAN Ukrayiny, In-t ukr. arkheohrafiyi ta dzhereloznavstva im. M.S. Hrushevsʹkoho.
Neiman, Ts. G., 1889. Old Bratslavshchyna and its people. Kievskaya starina, 27, pp. 103-120.
Okonchenko, O., 2012. Principles of application of early bastion fortifications in the castles of Western Ukraine. Zhovkva krizʹ stolittya, 2. Lviv: Rastr-7, p. 219-235.
Rychkov, P. Cartographic sources for the urban history of provincial Zhytomyr. Arkhitekturna spadshchyna Volyni. 2016. Vyp, 5, 101.
Setsinsky, E. r., 1901. Proceedings of the Podolsk eparchial historical and statistical committee. Parishes and churches of the Podolsk eparchy. Kamenets-Podolsk.
Setsinsky, Rev., 1901. Archaeological map of Podolska province, with map, 3 plates. A plan of settlements, an index of geographical names and a subject index. in: G. Uvarova & S. S. Slutsky, ed. Proceedings of the Eleventh Archaeological Congress in Kyiv (1899). Moscow: Typography of H. Lissner and A. Hepel.
Fitingof, n. with. G. sh. g.-m., 1844. Military topographic map of the Podolsk province on a scale of 200 saj..: Personal archive of I. Lytvynchuk.