SETTLEMENTS FROM THE 2ND-EARLY 5TH CENTURY AD IN BANAT (I). STATE OF RESEARCH AND THE INTERPRETATION OF THE DISCOVERIES FROM ROMANIA

The present paper was based on 351 settlements identified in the archaeological literature throughout the highland and lowland areas of the Banat, dated between the 2nd century and the beginning of the 5th century AD. The sites are overwhelmingly ascribed as Daco-Roman or Dacian, defined as a rural,...

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Published inJournal of Ancient History and Archaeology Vol. 2; no. 4
Main Author Grumeza, Lavinia
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Mega Publishing House 30.12.2015
Subjects
banat
chronology
daco-roman
ethnic attribution
settlements
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Summary:The present paper was based on 351 settlements identified in the archaeological literature throughout the highland and lowland areas of the Banat, dated between the 2nd century and the beginning of the 5th century AD. The sites are overwhelmingly ascribed as Daco-Roman or Dacian, defined as a rural, sedentary population, with uniform, unchanging features throughout 400 years.
ISSN:2360-266X
2360-266X
DOI:10.14795/j.v2i4.144