Segedunum

Rushworth, Alan; Croom, Alexandra

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“…5, 13 i 14). Slične analogije mogu se konstatirati u Segedunumu, 220 na istočnoj obali Jadrana, 221 Siska, 222 na lokalitetu Aqua Isae, 223 u Singidunumu, 224 u Italiji 225 te drugim lokalitetima poput Badena, Ivoševaca, Dura -Europosu, Zugmantelu i drugim. 226 Afrodita Tab.…”

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Objects and images of an erotic nature in the antiquities collection of the National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Busuladžić¹

2022

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The article presents social relations in the sphere of intimate life among the ancient Greeks and Romans. Numeros archaeological finds give evidence of this: decorated vessels, pendants, amulets, wedding rings, cults, myths and legends, as well as written sources associated with intimate relations and customary practice.The National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina holds 74 objects of erotic nature from Antiquity.

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Objects and images of an erotic nature in the antiquities collection of the National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Busuladžić¹

2022

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Approaches to Women and the Roman Army

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Brice

2024

Women and the Army in the Roman Empire

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New perspectives on the Roman military base at Bu Njem

Walas

2022

Libyan Stud

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This article revisits archival excavation records of the Roman garrison at Bu Njem. Past research on the archaeology of Bu Njem often considered the site in isolation from its extramural settlement and from the content of its ostraca, focusing on the morphology of the fort, and the composition of the garrison: this offers the opportunity to study the garrison as an extended military community in its interconnected social, cultural and economic settings. Since the completion of fieldwork led by Rebuffat between 1967 and 1980, there have been significant advances to the research on the Garamantes, the understanding of trade in the Sahara and the nature of Rome's North African frontiers. These advances allow for a rethinking of the interpretation of the evidence from Bu Njem. This article focuses on the archaeology of the military base and the extramural settlement. Building on existing research, the results add to interpretations of the activities in the garrison, recognise the urban character of the garrison settlement, and in doing so, improve our understanding of social and economic activities on the frontier.

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Segedunum

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Objects and images of an erotic nature in the antiquities collection of the National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Objects and images of an erotic nature in the antiquities collection of the National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Approaches to Women and the Roman Army

New perspectives on the Roman military base at Bu Njem

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