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A new fish-based multi-metric assessment index for cyprinid streams in the Iranian Caspian Sea Basin.

open access: yesLimnologica, 2015
Mostafavi H   +5 more
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Eine Gruppe dionysischer Reliefs aus Mursa (Osijek)

open access: yesOsječki zbornik, 1997
Pochmarski, Erwin, Filipović, Slavica
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Elija Mursa: novo čitanje grada

open access: yesArheološki Radovi I Rasprave, 2020
Novo čitanje antičkog nalazišta Osijek/Mursa zasniva se na rezultatima intenzivnih arheoloških iskopavanja koji se u provode u posljednjih 20 godina. Kroz pregled rezultata tih istraživanja predočeno je novo iscrtavanje topografije Murse, s posebnim osvrtom na položaj i izgled bedema, rastera ulica, predgrađa i gradskih groblja.
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Only the Best Olive Oil, Please: On New Amphorae Finds From Mursa

open access: yesEphemeris Napocensis, 2021
Large scale rescue excavations in the former Barracks area in present-day Osijek (Mursa) in eastern Croatia yielded important Late La Tène and Roman finds. Thin-walled pottery, terra sigillata and amphorae point to a flourishing 1st c. AD phase of the Roman settlement, especially from the middle of the century until the Flavian era.
Asja Tonc
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Power of Magic: Several Notes on Two Engraved Gems from Mursa

open access: yes, 2021
Two engraved gems from Osijek (ancient Mursa) are to be analyzed in this paper: a green jasper engraved with Harpocrates sitting on the lotus flower and bearing the inscription KRA/TOU/ATH, and the heliotrope showing mummy of Osiris with Anubis. The Harpocrates gem can be assigned in the category of magical gems, while the other one, despite its ...
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The Road from Mursa to the North:

2023
This research paper aims to present the results of the remote sensing data analysis and the subsequent archaeological interpretation of the spatial data gathered in Bilje, close to the city of Osijek in Slavonija, Croatia. Croatia’s interpretation of roman road networks has predominantly focused on historical and epigraphical sources. This short survey
Mislav Fileš, Miroslav Vuković
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