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Hannibal’s Elephants and the Liburnians
2018The second Punic war is a relatively well-known episode from Roman history. Reliable, detailed ancient sources such as Livy and Polybius, however, don’t say much on the topic of Hannibal’s provisions from his native Carthage. One of the questions related to the provisions is where Hannibal’s elephants came from after the battle of Cannae, as after ...
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From Liburnian to Ottoman: Unraveling Settlement History at Nadin-Gradina, Croatia
2017Ancient cityscapes with long occupational histories have great potential for reconstructing changes in social structure, spatial planning, political governance, identity, economy, environment, and climate. Recovering such information, however, poses many challenges, both human and financial.
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Funerary Architecture in the Liburnian Culture: Construction – form - function/symbolics
2015Architecture of a necropolis is analyzed as well as related category of spatiality in the Liburnian cult of the dead. Speciically construction, form and function (symbolics: social, religious) of a grave aselementary architectural funerary form are analyzed as well as spatiality of a Liburnian necropolis.
Kukoč, Sineva, Čelhar, Martina
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Nadin - Liburnian cult of the Dead ; Research 2004. - 2006., 2009.
Asseria, 2009Autor iznosi nove rezultate istraživanja liburnskog Nadina (Nedinuma) u kontekstu dosadašnjih saznanja o nadinskom arheološkom kompleksu s kontinuitetom života od ranog brončanog doba do 17.st. Cjelovito su istraženi humak 13, te grobni prostor (14 X 6, 8 m), nazvan „cela I“, u sastavu nekropole na ravnome podno Gradine( Nedinum).
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Roman boundary walls on the Liburnian territory
2018The paper is about boundary walls that were built during the Roman period in 1st century AD. The aim is to define territorial relations between native Liburnian communities. Three such walls confirm that it was an unusual type of delineation undertaken only in extreme situations.
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Civitas Aenona: The Example of Romanization of Liburnian Community
2015Centar današnjega Grada Nina, smješten na otočiću, nastao je na temeljima nekadašnjeg liburnskoga naselja i rimskoga municipalnog centra Aenonae, koji bilježe antički literarni izvori i epigrafički spomenici. Iako Nin spada među bolje istražene dalmatinske gradove, spoznaje o razvoju tog prostora tijekom posljednje faze liburnske kulture i perioda ...
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Liburnian maritime routes and their political, economic and strategic importance
2019Ancient Liburnia, stretching along the Eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea, from the Raša River in Istria to the Krka River in Northern Dalmatia, including the islands adjacent to the coast, has always been a sea-faring region, and its people - the Liburni - have always been regarded as notorious pirates and sea-people.
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Recent systematic research on the Nadin-Gradina archaeological site (also known as Roman Nedinum), offers new insight into the spatial organization and urban transformation of the settlement over the course of more than 1500 years. Situated in northern Dalmatia, Croatia, this important settlement emerged around the 11th/10th century BCE, with evidence ...
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Recent systematic research on the Nadin-Gradina archaeological site (also known as Roman Nedinum), offers new insight into the spatial organization and urban transformation of the settlement over the course of more than 1500 years. Situated in northern Dalmatia, Croatia, this important settlement emerged around the 11th/10th century BCE, with evidence ...
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COLLAPSE STRUCTURE ALONG THE LIBURNIAN COAST (RIJEKA BAY, NE ADRIATIC SEA)
A relatively narrow and elongated karst plateau is located between the ridge of the southern Učka Mt. and the Liburnian coast (Rijeka Bay, NE channel part of the Adriatic Sea). This plateau is slightly inclined towards the sea and strongly limited by a large escarpment.Ružić, Igor +3 more
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To be or...NOT to be Liburnian: views on ethnicity in the Iron Age of the Eastern Adriatic
2022The Iron Age landscape of the Eastern Adriatic coast with its immediate hinterland is usually divided into territories assigned to diverse groups, i.e. the Liburni, Iapodes or Delmates, thought to correspond to ethnic communities. Such divisions are probably more rooted in the traditional interpretations of ancient literary sources than in the actual ...
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