The paper focuses on a little-known Roman vicinal communication that connected the River Timok region in Upper Moesia with the Roman town of Pautalia in the province of Thrace. In Roman times the most important feature of both of these two regions was mining activity. This road that connected two mining centres was most likely to have been used for the transport of ore. Although it is not mentioned in the extant Roman itineraries, it was certainly an important compendium between two Roman centres and was marked by milestones. This paper also reconsiders
Keywords:
Roman roads / milestones / Upper Moesia / Thracia / Timacum Minus / Pautalia.
TY - JOUR
AU - Petrović, Vladimir P.
AU - Grbić, Dragana
PY - 2014
UR - https://dais.sanu.ac.rs/123456789/6374
AB - The paper focuses on a little-known Roman vicinal communication that connected the River Timok region in Upper Moesia with the Roman town of Pautalia in the province of Thrace. In Roman times the most important feature of both of these two regions was mining activity. This road that connected two mining centres was most likely to have been used for the transport of ore. Although it is not mentioned in the extant Roman itineraries, it was certainly an important compendium between two Roman centres and was marked by milestones. This paper also reconsiders
T2 - Journal of Ancient Topography
T2 - Rivista di topografia antica
T1 - The Roman Roads Between Upper Moesia and Thrace: Archaeological and Epigraphic Evidence
SP - 23
EP - 32
VL - XXIV
UR - https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_dais_6374
ER -
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abstract = "The paper focuses on a little-known Roman vicinal communication that connected the River Timok region in Upper Moesia with the Roman town of Pautalia in the province of Thrace. In Roman times the most important feature of both of these two regions was mining activity. This road that connected two mining centres was most likely to have been used for the transport of ore. Although it is not mentioned in the extant Roman itineraries, it was certainly an important compendium between two Roman centres and was marked by milestones. This paper also reconsiders",
journal = "Journal of Ancient Topography, Rivista di topografia antica",
title = "The Roman Roads Between Upper Moesia and Thrace: Archaeological and Epigraphic Evidence",
pages = "23-32",
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Petrović, V. P.,& Grbić, D.. (2014). The Roman Roads Between Upper Moesia and Thrace: Archaeological and Epigraphic Evidence. in Journal of Ancient Topography, XXIV, 23-32.
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_dais_6374
Petrović VP, Grbić D. The Roman Roads Between Upper Moesia and Thrace: Archaeological and Epigraphic Evidence. in Journal of Ancient Topography. 2014;XXIV:23-32.
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_dais_6374 .
Petrović, Vladimir P., Grbić, Dragana, "The Roman Roads Between Upper Moesia and Thrace: Archaeological and Epigraphic Evidence" in Journal of Ancient Topography, XXIV (2014):23-32,
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_dais_6374 .
