Special issue devoted to the IAPC-10 Meeting: Joint World Conferences on Physico-Chemical Methods in Drug Discovery and Development and on ADMET and DMPK. [PDF]
Verbić T, Mandić Z.
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Inscriptions of “Good Luck” on Roman Objects from Viminacium
Recent discovery of a small lead tablet (or a plate, tray?) with an incised inscription utere was the oppurtunity to review other objects with this inscription or its Greek equivalent found at Viminacium. So far, the inscription utere/utere felix or its abbreviations have been found on a lead tablet, fingerrings, mirror frame and belt sets from ...
Kosanović, Ivana, Milovanović, Bebina
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Multidisciplinary study of human remains from the 3rd century mass grave in the Roman city of Mursa, Croatia. [PDF]
Novak M +4 more
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Miniature Decorative Needles from Viminacium [PDF]
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Evidence of ascariasis in a Celtic newborn from northern Italy. [PDF]
López-Gijón R +5 more
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Soldier burials with weapons at Viminacium cemetery
Viminacium, a city which later became the capital of Moesia Superior, and the legionary camp of legio VII Claudia near the city existed for over 400 years in con tinuity. Systematic research into Viminacium’s ceme teries has revealed more than 14,000 graves and facili tated comprehensive analysis of burial customs during Roman period (Fig. 1).
Mrdjić, Nemanja, Raičković, Angelina
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Moesia superior; Philippus I. Arabs (244-249); Viminacium; 244 - 245; Sesterz; Pick Nr. 102 [PDF]
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Unique osteological evidence for human-animal gladiatorial combat in Roman Britain. [PDF]
Thompson TJU +6 more
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Moesia superior; Philippus I. Arabs (244-249); Viminacium; 245 - 246; Sesterz; Pick Nr. 103 [PDF]
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Moesia superior; Trebonianus Gallus (251-253); Viminacium; 251; Sesterz; Pick Nr. 160 [PDF]
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