In the second phase of the study, once the work of recording and demarcation was carried out, an archaeological survey was initiated with the aim of understanding the archaeological potential of the town and thus to assess the most appropriate means of protection thereof. A total of three excavations was projected and the results proved to be positive, particularly the presence of a small silo, abandoned in the Late Middle Ages and re-used as a rubbish tip until the XIV-XV centuries. Also, in order to bring together data on the evolution of urban planning, three hypothetical town plans have been drawn up which reflect the changes in the urban ground plan in different epochs (the end of the XIII century, the end of the XV century and the XVIII century).
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