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Archaeological site Diana
Republic Institute for the Protection of the Monuments of Culture – Belgrade and Maja Djordjevic2 th to 6th century
Archeological Sites of Serbia
Belgrade, Serbia
The Roman fortress of Diana on the Danube is the best preserved Roman military fortress that was part of the border of the Roman Empire - Limes. A significant area of the fortification was explored and the outer ramparts with massive gates protected by outer towers, the main headquarters (Principia), the porch of the main headquarters (Via principalis), the officers' palace (Praetorium), barracks for soldiers (Contubernium) and the bathroom (Terme) were found.
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- Title: Archaeological site Diana
- Creator: Republic Institute for the Protection of the Monuments of Culture – Belgrade, Maja Djordjevic
- Date Created: 2 th to 6th century
- Location Created: Kladovo, Republic of Serbia, Тhe province of Moesia
- Type: The Roman and early Byzantine fortification
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