Life along Communication Routes from the Roman Period to the Middle Ages

Contents

Introduction

Šibenik’s Donje Polje – Toni Brajkovic, Andrija Nakic and Željko Krncevic

Discovering Roman Roads of the Trilj Area – Domagoj Bužanic, Jelena Bužanic, Blaž Glavinic, Karla Ivak, Marko Jukic, Lucija Prusac, Domagoj Toncinic and Ivan Vidovic

A Fort on the Road – Andrej Janeš and Nikolina Vrancic

An Island of Connectedness: Intra-Insular and Inter-Regional Communications of Rab Island
(North-East Adriatic, Kvarner Gulf), Croatia – Ana Konestra, Paula Androic Gracanin and Fabian Welc

The Roadside Station at Žuta Lokva – Ivana Ožanic Roguljic

Petrijanec-Aqua Viva – Lovorka Štimac-Dedic

The Unknown about the Known: The Moždenec-Sudovec Roman Road – Jere Drpic

New Data, Old Town: The Case of Aquae Balissae – Andrej Janeš, Marina Matkovic Vrban and Ivana Hirschler Maric

The Road from Mursa to the North: Segments of the Road in Remote Sensing Data – Mislav Fileš and Miroslav Vukovic

On the Road from Ad Herculem to Rittium (Segment Cortanovci-Surduk) – Biljana Lucic, Alessandro De Rosa, Sara Zanni, Gorana Lemajic, Sonja Štefanski-Zoric, Radoslav Muždeka and Uroš Nikolic

Lifeline of the Frontier: The Road and Port Network and the Concept of Supply and Distribution in
Moesia Superior – Nemanja Mrdic and Angelina Raickovic Savic

Signposts of Settlement: Roman Communications and Avar-Age Sites in Continental Croatia:
Overlap Pattern Analysis – Lorena Jurakic and Pia Šmalcelj Novakovic

Small Items, Big Results – Anita Rapan Papeša

About the Author

Ivana Ožanic Roguljic is an archaeologist specialising in the classical period, with a particular focus on instrumentum domesticum, the history of food, remote sensing and communications. She works on The Database of Antique Archaeological Sites of the Republic of Croatia. She is the Principal Investigator of the project ‘Life on the Roman Road - Communications, Trade and Identities on Roman Roads in Croatia from 1st to 8th century (HRZZ)’, and was a partner on the Interreg project, Living Danube Limes.

Jere Drpic has research interests covering the period of antiquity, focusing in particular on archaeological GIS, landscape archaeology and Roman roads. Currently he is employed as an assistant/doctoral student on the project ‘Life on the Roman Road - Communications, Trade and Identities on Roman Roads in Croatia from 1st to 8th century (HRZZ)’.

Angelina Raickovic Savic is principally focused on the project ‘Viminacium, Roman city and Legionary Fort’. Her interests relate primarily to Roman pottery and the use of scientific techniques for the analysis of materials. She is involved in several international projects, including ‘ARCHEST - Developing archaeological audiences along the Roman route Aquileia-Emona-Sirmium-Viminacium’ and ‘Life on the Roman Road’. She is involved in various initiatives to bring archaeological research to children and the general public.