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The Antique Heritage of Viticulture in Southern Roman Pannonia Replaced by Plum Orchards Following Turkish Occupation

Histria antiqua, 2007
Klimatski uvjeti u sjevernoj Bosni s dosta padalina i sunčanih dana na blago brežuljkastim predjelima s povoljnim pedološkim sastavom pružaju izuzetno povoljne uvjete za uzgoj i zriobu grožđa s visokom koncentracijom šećera kao i ostaloga voća. Unatoč tomu u sjevernoj Bosni sada se nalaze tek rudimenti nekadašnje rasprostranjenosti vinogradarstva u tri
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Optimo piscatu, Fish and fish-related finds from Roman Southern Pannonia and Upper Moesia as the evidence of global trade an

2002
Literary, documentary, and archaeological sources for fish preservation and fishing during the Roman period are quite big but the story about fish, fishing and imports of fish products in Pannonia and Moesia is untold. Fishing and fish processing are culturally defined, their context is complex and aspects of the economic significance are multilayered.
Ožanić Roguljić, Ivana, Raičković Savić, Angelina   +1 more
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Evidence for Christianity in Roman Southern Pannonia (Northern Croatia)

1997
All sorts of material evidence for early Christianity is classified according to kinds and types, and the period in question is anylized.
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The Boii and their conections with the Taurisci and the Scordisci – Contacts between Central Europe and southern Pannonia during the La Tène culture

2015
During the development of the La Tène culture, which marked the Late Iron Age in southern Pannonia, intensive contacts unfolded with Central Europe, the area considered as the point of origin for the Celtic settlement of the interfluve of the Sava, Drava and Danube rivers during the second half of the 4th cent. BC.
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PETROGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MAGMATIC ROCKS OF DILJ MT. (SOUTHERN PART OF THE PANNONIAN BASIN, CROATIA)

Acta mineralogica-petrographica, 2012
This work presents basic results regarding magmatic rocks of Dilj Mt. (Croatia) in general.
Slovenec, Damir, Horvat, Marija
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Intertwining of Ethnic Identities in Southern Pannonia and Early Middle Ages

The transition from Late Antiquity to the Early Middle Ages in the southern part of Pannonia was marked by the numerous incoming groups of people of new ethnic identities who were received there by the ever-smaller communities of the indigenous Roman or Romanized populations.
Škrgulja, Jana, Nikšić, Petra
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Pontic-Caucasian influences in Southern Pannonia and the Eastern Hallstatt Culture

2002
In the Late Bronze Age, southern Pannonia and the southeastern Alpine region were the area of the Urnfield Culture, while in the Early Iron Age it was the area of the Eastern Hallstatt Culture. The main feature that could be connected with the eastern influences is the Hallstatt warrior concept that was created in the process of transition from a ...
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The Archaeology of Roman Southern Pannonia. The state of research and selected problems in the Croatian part of the Roman province of Pannonia

2012
The state of research and selected problems of the archaeology of the Croatian part of the Roman province of Pannonia are discussed through following subject matters: literary sources from the 2nd to the end of the 6th century AD, identity perceptions from the late Iron Age to Later Antiquity, the archaeological background to the formation of Roman ...
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The Church and the Palace in the Southern Section of Pannonia between the 9th and th 13th century

2007
A discussion of the main features of the earlier medieval settlements in Croatian part of Pannonia. The main emphasis is placed on the "gradište" (hillfort) type of settlement/fortification, especially double or multiple "gradišta." Early urban forms are discussed, too.
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LET THEM WEAR HELMETS On the rapport between craftspeople and the elites in the Bronze Age of southern Pannonia

2013
The paper discusses the role craftspeople played in the shaping of group identity, often exemplified by trademark objects of material culture, above all prestigious goods as the preserve of elites. It is argued that, hand in hand with the elite-appropriated primacy in the socio-political and economic arenas of the world of latter prehistory, the ...
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