Among different spheres of daily life led by Roman soldiers in the forts along the Danube Limes, one of the important ones was the sphere of spiritual culture, beliefs and religion. Although with the process of Romanisation, ...

The Roman army required large quantities of different objects for daily-use and it was an important consumer and producer of diverse craft goods, such as everyday tools, clothing items, vessels for storage, cooking and ...

The provincial mint in Viminacium, despite its short period in operation (239-254/255 AD), is significant for numismatic and historical research in several aspects. From the very start, it is distinctive for its large ...

The best representatives of Roman Empire state propaganda are the structures built by the emperors, their portraits, coins issued in their names and works of applied art. In different historical periods, these monuments ...

During the decades-long research of the Viminacium necropolises, numerous ceramic vessels were discovered in graves of cremated and inhumated individuals. Their research helps to a better understanding of not only funeral ...

This paper studies historical sources combined with archaeological data on traces of early Christianity in the middle section of the Roman Danubian Limes. Thanks to the results of archaeological researches and accidental ...

In this article we present some of the most characteristic possessions (and status symbols) of sixth-century Germanic foederati in the Upper Moesian limes – their weapons. According to archaeological dating and historical ...

The paper deals with the Early Christian objects in the Middle Danube Limes from Singidunum to Aquae. According to their function, shape or decorative content, it is possible to divide them into items that used in ...

Numerous jewellery finds, mostly from necropolises, are proof of the wealth of the citizens of Viminacium. We will note here only some of the examples from the latest archaeological excavations from the eastern necropolises ...

This paper presents the results of long-lasting research of the archaeological site of Viminacium. Since 1882, when the first excavations were conducted, until today, the most explored were the necropolises, with almost ...