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Roman remains and fragments of belt

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15 April 2020
Roman remains and belt fragments
Roman remains and fragments of belt

Roman remains and fragments of the belt found in the grave. The objects are dated to the 4th century CE. The discovery was made in the town of Niš (southern Serbia) – the ancient necropolis of Naissus. Both Christians and followers of traditional Roman deities were buried there.

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