The funerary world in Moesia Inferior (1st – 3rd centuries A.D.) | ArHiCuP

Resource Name The funerary world in Moesia Inferior (1st – 3rd centuries A.D.)
Author Liana Oța
ISBN 978-606-654-060-5
Material type Text
Subject archeology, funerary, antiquity; Dobrudja, Romania, Bulgaria (Europe)
Publisher Editura Istros, Brăila

Year 2013
Format 29.5 cm, 499 p., 68 ill, 7 maps
Format printing
Language Romanian (with English summary)
Annotation Lumea funerară în Moesia Inferior (secolele I - III p.Chr.) (original title). The paper provide an analysis of the graves found in Moesia Inferior, based mainly on data collected from published literature up to the printing of the book. 1977 graves were indexed. Typologically, they are grouped as follows: cremation graves, inhumation burials, cenotaphs, monumental tombs and undetermined burials. The basic criterion of classification of the cemeteries was the status of the centers reviewed: fortifications, cities founded by the Romans, Greek cities and rural sites. It is aimed at researchers and students.

Introduction - Typology of the graves of Moesia Inferior – The inventory of the graves in Moesia Inferior – Post-funeral practices – Necropolis in Moesia Inferior - Conclusion – Summary - Annexes – Bibliography – Indices- Illustrations.

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