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Æonarans culturally classify the island's various spatially distinct physical settlements into several classes based on which wave of development they originated during and other characteristics. These include | Æonarans culturally classify the island's various spatially distinct physical settlements into several classes based on which wave of development they originated during and other characteristics. These include | ||
====Settlement Types==== | |||
'''Old Towns''' (Æonaran: ''Berisartha'') and '''Old Villages''' (''Beridasa'') - Any settlement built before the [[Sunderance]], including the historic downtowns of cities such as [[Cities of Kiravia#Prevarda|Prevarda]] and [[Sirana]] that were built up mostly during and after the Sunderance. Rural old-towns and old-villages are inhabited predominantly by old-stock Æonaran Coscivians, Umcaran Coscivians, and Empire Loyalists, and occupy an important place in the island's culture as representative of the Æonaran heartland an living Æonaran heritage. Old-towns and -villages have more irregular layouts and architectural variation as a product of centuries of organic growth. Many old-towns, especially in city centres, are anchored by historic buildings formally listed for preservation. | '''Old Towns''' (Æonaran: ''Berisartha'') and '''Old Villages''' (''Beridasa'') - Any settlement built before the [[Sunderance]], including the historic downtowns of cities such as [[Cities of Kiravia#Prevarda|Prevarda]] and [[Sirana]] that were built up mostly during and after the Sunderance. Rural old-towns and old-villages are inhabited predominantly by old-stock Æonaran Coscivians, Umcaran Coscivians, and Empire Loyalists, and occupy an important place in the island's culture as representative of the Æonaran heartland an living Æonaran heritage. Old-towns and -villages have more irregular layouts and architectural variation as a product of centuries of organic growth. Many old-towns, especially in city centres, are anchored by historic buildings formally listed for preservation. | ||