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One Last for the Road. A Glass Beaker with Snake-Thread Decoration found in the Necropolis from Barboși (Romania)

Peuce Serie Nouă
The paper discusses a recently discovered glass stemmed beaker with snake-thread decoration, Isings form 86, recovered during rescue excavations in 2024. The glass beaker was part of the grave goods of a cremation burial under tumulus, dated to the 2nd –
Adrian Adamescu, Laurențiu Cliante, Gabriel Jugănaru, Alexandra Țârlea, Roxana Bugoi   +4 more
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ROMAN MILITARY BRICK STAMPS ON THE DANUBIAN LIMES IN CROATIA

Bulletin de lNULLInstitut dNULLarchéologie, 2012
The Croatian part of the Danube limes covers an area of 188 km along the river Danube from Batina Skela (Ad Militare) to Ilok (Cuccium). This is the area of Roman military fortresses where a large quantity of Roman construction material has been found. It includes some pottery, coins and bricks with stamps of military units.
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Slava Rusă, com. Slava Cercheză, jud. Tulcea. Punct: Ibida. Ibida – cetatea, teritoriul şi limes-ul danubian

2018
E' un resoconto delle ricerche condotte nel 2017 a Ibida, in Scythia Minor, dalla Missione Archeologica Italiana in Romania dell'Università di Sassari diretta dallo scrivente. L'indagine territoriale mediante documentazione fotografica aerea ha riguardato inizialmente l’area prossima a Slava Ruşa, mentre in seguito si è deciso di estendere la ...
Teatini, Alessandro, Mihaela, Iacob, Dorel Paraschiv, Claudio, Farre, Salvatore, Ganga, Antonio, Ibba   +5 more
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Altars Set Up by Roman Soldiers at Military Sites on the Danubian and Delmataean Limes in Croatia

2018
Numerous epigraphic inscriptions come from Roman military sites along the Croatian part of the Danube and Dalmataean Limes, and part of them have been found on Roman altars. This research will analyze the altars set up by Roman soldiers, in two geographically and chronologically separate areas.
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Women at the verge: Roman and Byzantine Women on the Danubian limes

2015
Limes, as the area of separation, but also as a meeting place of the Roman Empire and the peoples outside it, rightly takes a prominent place within the wider field of Frontier Studies. Danube border is of particular interest, because of the differences that existed among the border provinces on the one hand, and, on the other hand, because of the ...
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TERRITORIA AND REGIONES IN THE LOWER DANUBIAN PROVINCES

Limes, Economy and Society in the Lower Danubian Roman Provinces, 2019
Florian Matei-Popescu
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OBSERVATIONS ON AGE-ROUNDING FOR SOLDIERS FROM THE LOWER DANUBIAN PROVINCES

Limes, Economy and Society in the Lower Danubian Roman Provinces, 2019
Valentin Piftor
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FACILITIES AND MEDICAL STAFF OF THE LOWER DANUBIAN ROMAN ARMY

Limes, Economy and Society in the Lower Danubian Roman Provinces, 2019
D. Aparaschivei
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Reflections on the Importance of Studies on the Lower Danubian Limes

2023
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Dying in the line of duty – aspects concerning the legal framework regarding the transport of deceased military personnel stationed on the Danubian Limes

2021
Ioana Mureșan, Lucian-Mircea Mureșan
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