The second excavation campaign continued work in the part of the castle in front of the facade of the church of San Michele, where phases dating to the first ‘incastellamento’ of the site were identified (10th-11th century). Traces of a hut associated with two hearths and a dump of pottery (jars and basins in a coarse ware with vacuoles) datable to the 11th century. The occupation levels associated with the hut obliterated a walled structure, partially preserved at foundation level, constituting the first evidence of the process of ‘incastellamento’.