Pillory of Pinhovelo
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| Address : | Rua do Pelourinho, Pinhovelo, 5430-021 Macedo de Cavaleiros, Portugal |
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| City : | Macedo de Cavaleiros |
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★ ★ ★ ★ ★ O pelourinho é muito bonito e interessante, mas o largo onde se encontra deveria estar mais bem arranjado.
 The pillory is very beautiful and interesting, but the square where it is should be better arranged.
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★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Pelourinho com fuste prismático ornamentado e capitel com armas nacionais encimado por pirâmide com esfera.
Pelourinho de Pinhovelo, também conhecido como Amendoeira, pois este nome pertence ao conjunto de freguesias que compõe o limite do Concelho, e Pinhovelo é um lugar pertencente à freguesia. É um importante povoado medieval que teve a sua elevação a vila no reinado de D. Dinis, e que mais tarde teve a sua autonomia judicial, e consequentemente o seu Pelourinho, quando o Rei D. Manuel concedeu o foral.
Situado no centro da aldeia, este Pelourinho foi construído em granito, material predominantemente da região. Num soco de três degraus quadrados, a base quadrada de 40 cm de altura com a mesma configuração dos degraus, onde assenta o fuste oitavado decorado, alternando com semiesferas, de pontas de diamante e faces lisas, e culmina em capitel de secção quadrada com arestas boleadas. Termina com um prisma rectangular, com o escudo nacional lavrado e encimado por uma coroa comportando uma pirâmide sobrepujada por esfera.
Está classificado como Imóvel de Interesse Público, desde 1933.
Pillory with ornate prismatic shaft and capital with national weapons topped by a pyramid with sphere.
Pillory of Pinhovelo, also known as Amendoeira, as this name belongs to the set of parishes that make up the boundary of the Municipality, and Pinhovelo is a place belonging to the parish. It is an important medieval town that was elevated to a village in the reign of D. Dinis, and that later had its judicial autonomy, and consequently its Pillory, when King D. Manuel granted the charter.
Located in the center of the village, this Pillory was built in granite, material predominantly from the region. On a punch of three square steps, the 40 cm high square base with the same configuration as the steps, where the decorated octagonal shaft rests, alternating with semi-spheres, with diamond tips and smooth faces, and culminates in capital with square section with edges rounded. It ends with a rectangular prism, with the national shield carved and topped by a crown comprising a pyramid surmounted by a sphere.
It has been classified as a Public Interest Building since 1933.
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