Not all parts of the inner ward are equally preserved or examined. The site plan shows many complete foundations or parts of foundations and some earth and timber constructions, which are not presented here. Incomplete masonry is shown with beveled edges. Only three doorsteps have been located and the well has not yet been found. The buildings within the bailey were oriented northward or toward the East. All were rectangular and single storeyed.

The two most important periods of construction are coloured in blue or violet, respectively. According to their disposition, most of the buildings belong to the second period although the construction scarcely differs from the original. The later additions are discernible at the eastern rampart and around the largest house. Reconstruction and functions of the buildings have been derived from comparisons with similar structures elsewhere and from documented sources. The most important buildings are identified with the same colours as used on the main page and will be further explained in pages of their own.