the first cohort of cretans, a roman military unit at timacum maius
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Abstract
Archaeological investigations on the site of Niševac (Timacum Maius) have
been conducted over a period of eight successive years by the Institute for
Balkan Studies in collaboration with the Centre for Tourism, Culture and
Sports of Svrljig and the French Bordeaux-based Ausonius Institute. The 2014
campaign came up with nine Roman bricks stamped with inscriptions of the
First Cohort of Cretans (Cohors I Cretum) built into the walls of a Roman
bath. The inscriptions provide evidence for the character, chronology and
history of the Roman settlement. [Projekat Ministarstva nauke Republike
Srbije, br. 177012: Society, spiritual and material culture and
communications in prehistory and early history of the Balkans]
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| Authors | ;Petrović Vladimir P.;Filipović Vojislav |
| Journal | biodiversitas |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.2298/BALC1546033P
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