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Modern Methodological Approaches to the Research of Roman Dwelling Areas and Possibilites for their Application in the Roman Liburnia Region

Histria antiqua, 2011
Autorice raspravljaju o metodološkim pitanjima vezanima uz mogućnosti određivanja namjena prostorija u rimskodobnim kućama. U novije vrijeme jača svijest da one nisu bile uniformne - poput kakvih preslika kuća iz Pompeja - već da su se razlikovale ne samo na osnovi gospodarskih i društvenih mogućnosti i potreba njihovih vlasnika, već i s obzirom na ...
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Epigraphy as a Source for the Topography of Roman Liburnia

2006
The paper deals with charting of the ancient epigraphic monuments. Its main goal is to investigate the methods and patterns which could produce the best scholarly results. The author concludes that, although it would be best to chart all available data at once (if looking for the most complete picture of human settlement activities of the past), such ...
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Necropolises of the Roman Liburnia: Aspects of Social and Religious History

2015
Iako su nekropole Liburnije bile u centru interesa mnogih istraživača, arheologa i entuzijasta, sustavno sagledavanje širih i značajnijih kontekstualnih problema u rimskom multietničkom i multikulturnom društvu kontinuirano je izostajalo. Stoga je ova disertacija ponudila na istom mjestu sveukupni korpus rimskodobnih nekropola Liburnije sa svim ...
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Drinking customs in northern Liburnia (Kvarner gulf) at the turn of the century – finewares of late Hellenistic and early Roman date from the context of Porta Pisana at Krk (island of Krk, Croatia)

2018
Kvarner, the northern most inlet of the eastern Adriatic, has rarely yielded significant context of 1st c. BCE - 1st c. CE pottery, mostly due to the poor state of research. Nevertheless, an important assemblage was excavated at the Porta Pisana site in the town of Krk, presenting a full array of finewares, amphorae and common ware, dated from the 4th ...
Konestra, Ana, Ugarković, Marina
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Family Structure and Relationships in Early-Roman Liburnia: Liburnian Upper Class families

1999
In a recently published article the author thorougly analysed family relationships and family structure in Roman Liburnia, using Latin funeral inscriptions from the first three centuries A.D. (A. KURILIĆ, Obitelj u ranorimskoj Liburniji, RFFZd, 34(21), Zadar, 1994/95 (1995), 47-83.). In it she followed the methodology developed by R. P. Saller and B. D.
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New finds of Crikvenica 1-type amphorae in the area of southern Liburnia

Pottery Production, Landscape and Economy of Roman Dalmatia, 2018
Igor Borzić, Martina Čelhar, G. Zaro, V. Glavaš   +3 more
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Burial of children in Roman Liburnia

Roman burials, relying heavily on superstitions and common beliefs, were in most part formalised and channelled through social conventions and external marks of grief. This all was based on the hope that human soul survived in or around the place of burial and that it could potentially be dangerous if the living did not respect the deceased's remains ...
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Textile Manufacture in the Northern Roman Provinces . By J. P. Wild. 10 × 7½. Pp. xxii + 190 + 12 pls. + 77 figs. Cambridge University Press, 1970. £3.25.--- Either ISSN or Journal title must be supplied.

The Antiquaries Journal, 1971
K. Painter
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THE ROMAN WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM IN LIBURNIA FROM THE EXAMPLES AT IADER, AENONA, AND NAVALIA

2014
In this paper the author presents the characteristics of the water supply system to towns in the Liburnian area Iader, Aenona and Navalia from Roman times. Each of these systems passes through different geographical terrain and are distinguished by specific architectural solutions. The characteristics as well as the individual architectural elements of
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The Fifth Phase of the Iron Age of Liburnia and the Cemetery of the Hillfort of Dragisic

, 2015
D. Glogović
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