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Roman Cities in Bulgaria
Roman Cities in Bulgaria
Veselka Katsarova, Svetla Petrova, Rumen Ivanov, Mitko Madjarov, Ivo Topalilov
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Year of Publication: 2012

Cover Type: Hard

Category: Archaeology

Edition: First Edition

Pages: 564

Format: n/a

Language: English

Summary

This collection (corpus) presents 11 studies that concern ancient cities from the Roman and early Byzantine eras in today's Republic of Bulgaria. All authors are direct leaders or participants in the teams that carried out the research.

About The Authors

Veselka Katsarova
Veselka  KatsarovaVeselka Katsarova is a PhD at the BAS National Archaeological Institute with Museum. Her areas of research expertise include: urban planning and architecture, religion, arts and crafts. She has been in charge of archaeological excavations in Pautalia as well as towns and villages in south-east Bulgaria.
Svetla Petrova
Svetla  PetrovaPh.D., National Institute of Archaeology with Museum – BAS – Sofia. Field of research: Roman architecture, Roman roads; organizer of exhibitions focused on Antiquity. Archaeological surveys: Nicopolis ad Nestum, Sandanski.
Rumen Ivanov
Rumen  IvanovProfessor, Dr.habil., National Institute of Archaeology with Museum – Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Sofia. Field of research: Roman Danube frontier, fortification systems, construction ceramics (Roman bricks and tiles with stamps), ancient cartography, street network, water-supply and sewerage. Archaeological surveys: Nicopolis ad Istrum, Ulpia Oescus, Novae etc.
Mitko Madjarov
Mitko  MadjarovAssos. Prof., Director of the Historical Museum Hissarya, Field of research: Roman and Early Byzantine roads, Roman baths and thermae, fortification systems. Archaeological surveys: Diocletianopolis, Krastevich (Thracian emporion and religious center), way stations.
Ivo Topalilov
Ivo  TopalilovAssos. Prof., “Konstantin Preslavski” University of Shumen. Field of research: Ancient Philippopolis – urban planning and architecture, pagan religion, Christianity, epigraphy. Archaeological surveys: Philippopolis-Trimontium, ancient sites in Plovdiv Region.

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ISBN: 978-954-322-507-1

DOI: n/a

Year of Publication: 2012

Category: Archaeology

Edition: First Edition

Language: English

Cover Type: Hard

Pages: 564

Weight (kg): 2.300 kg

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