Geographic Database
Iader – Zadar (Trg Petra Zoranića (Campo Colonna), mittelalterliches Stadttor, sekundär verwendet)
Canonical URI:
https://edh.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/edh/geographie/G022892 (Last Updates: 2020-12-09
, Klar)
province:
country:
Croatia
ancient find spot:
Iader
modern find spot:
Zadar
find spot:
Trg Petra Zoranića (Campo Colonna), mittelalterliches Stadttor, sekundär verwendet
region:
Zadarska županija
comment:
80: HD065014 : AE 2008, 1070.
I. Fadić, ArchAdriatica 2, 2008, 169-176; Sl. 1 : Archaeological supervision and rescue excavations were carried out in Zadar in 2006 and 2007 during construction of a new infrastructure network and waste water collector. The operations extended from Put Murvice [Murvica Road] to Trg Petra Zoranića [Petar Zoranić Square], or rather to the end of Medulićeva ulica [Medulić Street]. Thorough archaeological rescue excavations were carried out at Petar Zoranić Square, particularly as important archaeological finds were expected at this position. These expectations were based on the fact that in 1908 a trench had been opened for excavation by J. Bersa at this location. In relation to the previous knowledge that we inherited from the beginning of the 20th century, the most recent rescue excavations have offered an entire series of new and more complete insights into the fortification system of Zadar from early antiquity to the 13th century AD, along with a new Roman epigraphic find. It was discovered as spolia on the exterior side of the medieval gate.
I. Fadić, ArchAdriatica 2, 2008, 169-176; Sl. 1 : Archaeological supervision and rescue excavations were carried out in Zadar in 2006 and 2007 during construction of a new infrastructure network and waste water collector. The operations extended from Put Murvice [Murvica Road] to Trg Petra Zoranića [Petar Zoranić Square], or rather to the end of Medulićeva ulica [Medulić Street]. Thorough archaeological rescue excavations were carried out at Petar Zoranić Square, particularly as important archaeological finds were expected at this position. These expectations were based on the fact that in 1908 a trench had been opened for excavation by J. Bersa at this location. In relation to the previous knowledge that we inherited from the beginning of the 20th century, the most recent rescue excavations have offered an entire series of new and more complete insights into the fortification system of Zadar from early antiquity to the 13th century AD, along with a new Roman epigraphic find. It was discovered as spolia on the exterior side of the medieval gate.
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Work Status:
completed
