Ratiaria: The Focal Point in the Western Part of Lower Danube Frontier

Ratiaria: The Focal Point in the Western Part of Lower Danube Frontier

This study is dedicated to the westernmost part of the Lower Danube limes zone during the Roman Imperial period from the 1st to 6th centuries AD, a region currently located within the territory of modern Bulgaria (Figure 1). More precisely, initially after the Roman conquest this area was part of th...

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