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2022
The Danube is the second largest European river, lesser only to the Volga. It stretches 2, 850 kilometres from the Bavarian Alps to the Black Sea, fl owing through Germany, Austria, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria, Moldova, and Romania, its delta touching the Ukrainian border.
Ožanić Roguljić, Ivana +1 more
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The Danube is the second largest European river, lesser only to the Volga. It stretches 2, 850 kilometres from the Bavarian Alps to the Black Sea, fl owing through Germany, Austria, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria, Moldova, and Romania, its delta touching the Ukrainian border.
Ožanić Roguljić, Ivana +1 more
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The beneficiary altars on the Danube limes in Croatia
Hungarian polis studies, 2017Numerous epigraphic monuments come from Roman military sites along the Croatian part of the Danube Limes, and part of them have been found on Roman votive altars. This work contains an analysis of seven votive altars erected by military officers beneficiarii - two from the forts Teutoburgium and Cornacum, and five from the city of Mursa.
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Presentation of „Living Danube limes“ project
2022Living Danube Limes is an EU-funded Interreg Danube Transnational Programme project that focuses on connecting, enlivening, researching, preserving and high lighting the Roman Danube Limes as a transnational cultural heritage of enormous significance to create a sound foundation for a future European Cultural Route.
Fileš, Mislav +1 more
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Field Survey of the Danube Limes
2017As a part of the scientific project Between the Danube and the Mediterranean. Exploring the role of the Roman military in the mobility of people and goods in Croatia during the Roman Era (RoMiCRO, PI: prof. dr. sc. M. Sanader) funded by the Croatian Science Foundation, on three occasions, from 2015 to 2017, systematic field surveys of the Croatian part
Matijević, Vinka, Cvetko, Mirna
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2015
To study the Danube limes during the Roman times we need to explore and search the 135 km long area on the right Danube bank between Batina and Ilok. Sites along the Danube Limes in eastern part of Croatia have been partially researched ; some were damaged by deep ploughing, robbery, urbanization, gas line infrastructure, etc.
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To study the Danube limes during the Roman times we need to explore and search the 135 km long area on the right Danube bank between Batina and Ilok. Sites along the Danube Limes in eastern part of Croatia have been partially researched ; some were damaged by deep ploughing, robbery, urbanization, gas line infrastructure, etc.
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The Danube Limes in Croatia - Communication strategy and plan
2013This study was first attempt to develop communication strategy and plan, i. e. identification of the path, target groups and interested parties to whom information about the Danube Limes in Croatia UNESCO Nomination Process on a national level should be diseminated.
Vukmanić, Igor, Kovač, Marina
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2010
Lecture dealt with some specific data about Limes section in Croatia, its state of research, identification of interested parties, state of presentation and preservation as well as existing tourism activities near or on the national Roman frontier sites.
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Lecture dealt with some specific data about Limes section in Croatia, its state of research, identification of interested parties, state of presentation and preservation as well as existing tourism activities near or on the national Roman frontier sites.
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2014
”The Danube Limes in Croatia” Tentative List (first made in 2005) was revised in the period 2012-2014 and sent to the Ministry of Culture, Republic of Croatia after. At that time it was supposed to be submitted to UNESCO. This List was developed by means of the Danube Limes Brand Project and in accordance with Bratislava Group guidelines.
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”The Danube Limes in Croatia” Tentative List (first made in 2005) was revised in the period 2012-2014 and sent to the Ministry of Culture, Republic of Croatia after. At that time it was supposed to be submitted to UNESCO. This List was developed by means of the Danube Limes Brand Project and in accordance with Bratislava Group guidelines.
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Frontiers of the Roman Empire: The Lower Danube Limes in Bulgaria
<p>The inextricability of the connection between the Roman <em>limes</em> and the lands it ran through is easily observed and there is even a regularity to be noted: some modern borders actually follow the line of the ancient defenses.Dyczek Piotr, Breeze David J.
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