The Lower Danube Roman Limes

CONTENTS

Ancient Literary Tradition on Moesi/Moesia (Mid 1st с. ВС - Mid 1st c. AD)

Dilyana BOTEVA

Roman Limes in Bulgaria (1st - 6th с. AD)

Rumen IVANOV

Bdrrier and Corridor. The Southwest Black Sea Coast as a Cross-Border Region of the Imperium Romanum

Hristo PRESHLENOV

Ancient Economy South of the Lower Danube Limes (the Territory of Present-day North Bulgaria) Based on Finds of Tools from the Period of the 1st- the Beginning of the 7th c. AD

Ivo CHOLAKOV

Military Equipment from the Bulgarian Lands (1st-3rd c. AD) Evgenia GENCHEVA

Development of the Architectural Orders in the Region of the Lower Danube Limes (1st - 3rd c. AD)

Zdravko DIMITROV

Roman Portrait Sculpture from the Lower Danube Moesian Limes

Rumyana MILCHEVA

The aqueducts of the Roman camps on the Lower Danube

Ivan TSAROV

On the Working of Bone and Horn in Novae

Paviina VLADKOVA

Veterans and Society in Lower Moesia and Thrace during the Principate Ilian BOYANOV

Army Religion in the Province of Lower Moesia

Oleg ALEXANDROV

Barbarian Invasions in the Roman Provinces of Lower Moesia and Thrace in the Mid-3rd c. AD and the Coin Hoards from That Period

Varbin VARBANOV

The Problem of Destruction by Warfare in Late Antiquity:Archaeological Evidence from the Danube Limes

Lyudmil VAGALINSKI

Christianity along the Lower Danube Limes in the Roman Provinces of Dacia Ripensis,

Moesia Secunda and Scythia Minor (4th- 6th c. AD)

Georgi ATANASSOV

Burial Rituals in the Period of Late Antiquity on the Territory of the Province of Second Moesia

Nikola RUSEV

The Late Antique Workshops of Jewellery South of the Lower Danube. Direct and Indirect Evidence of Local Production

Boyan DUMANOV

Trimammium - a Roman Castellum and Civitas on the Lower Danube

Sergey TORBATOV

Life-span of the Settlements in the Provinces of Moesia Secunda and Scythia as Evidenced by Coin Finds (late 5th - early 7th c. AD)

Stoyan MIHAYLOV

A Necropolis by the Fortress of Legio Iltalica at Novae

Pavlina VLADKOVA

The East-Balkan Barrier Wall and the "Gates of Haemus" Complex

Ventzislav DINTCHEV