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Classica et ChristianaThe text examines religious practices in Roman Dacia during the 3rd century CE, a period marked by political instability and the rise of the so-called “Barrack Emperors.” While earlier historians viewed this crisis mainly as political, scholars like ...
S. Nemeti
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THE ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE MAIN ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE AND THE CITY NETWORK OF ROMAN DACIA
, 2019 Our intention when we first started to write this paper was simple: to offer the readers the possibility to understand, using as example the province of Dacia, the capacities, the discipline, the genius and the organization of the Romans during and after
F. Fodorean
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, 2020 The present paper is presenting a case study of a controlled archaeological investigation on an area from the former colonia of Napoca in Roman Dacia (today, Cluj-Napoca in Romania).
Cristian Găzdac, S. Cociș
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Gephyra, 2017 An unpublished inscription from Ancyra or its territory contains a dedication to Zeus Erusenos. This deity is also attested on two Latin inscriptions found in Roman Dacia (Roumania), and the cult, like several other local cults from Galatia or eastern ...
Stephen Mitchell
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RIOTS IN SOUTH-CARPATHIAN DACIA AFTER THE MARCOMANNIC WARS ?
Journal of Ancient History and Archaeology, 2020 The Marcus Aurelius’ Marcomannic wars reshaped the Roman world. Their impact can be seen in every Danubian provinces, with evident consequences for many years after Marcus Aurelius’ reign period.
Silviu I. Purece
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Risum teneatis, amici? The pygmy and the crane on a strigil ring from Roman Dacia
Praehistorische ZeitschriftThe paper discusses a unique piece of Roman toreutics of great artistic value: a fragmentary strigil ring discovered in 2024 during metal-detecting activities at Ocna Mureș, Alba County, Romania.
Silvia Mustață, G. Bounegru
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Acta Classica Universitatis Scientiarum Debreceniensis, 2017 By any standards Henrik Finály was a true polymath, his overarching interests ranging from mathematics to classical studies, modern linguistics and literature, economics, medieval studies and archaeology. Although he was among the first Hungarian antiquarians to pursue systematic scholarly investigations of Roman Dacia, his contribution in this field ...
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Broken discus lamps from Roman Dacia
Acta Musei Napocensis, 2022 The present study analyses 46 mould-made Roman lamps, focusing on the deliberate partial or total removal of their discs, in order to facilitate the insertion of solid fuel (tallow) rather than olive oil. The latter had the disadvantages of being more expensive, more difficult to produce and distribute within the Empire, without being more calorically ...
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Aegrescit medendo. Some common diseases among the inhabitants of Roman Dacia
Acta Musei Napocensis, 2020 This study aims to trace a possible list of ailments or diseases that the inhabitants of Dacia might have suffered of during Roman period. The corroboration of the anthropological, archaeological, iconographic and epigraphic sources suggests that eye ...
T. Varga
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Decorating Overlapping Buildings: A Domus and Palmyrene Temple at Colonia Dacica Sarmizegetusa
Theoretical Roman Archaeology Journal, 2020 Colonia Ulpia Traiana Augusta Dacica Sarmizegetusa, founded by emperor Trajan, was the first Roman city in the newly conquered province of Dacia. This paper focuses on the area located in the very heart of the city, occupied during the Severan period by ...
Bianca Cristiana Olteanu, Ovidiu Țentea
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