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Основаната най-вероятно през 70 г. сл. Хр. римска колония е Деултум най-старият римски град в днешните български земи. Неговото археологическо проучване започва през 80-те години на XX в. и продължава активно досега. От декември 2023 г. изследователи от НАИМ-БАН, СУ „Св. Климент Охридски“, Общински исторически музей - Средец започнаха работа по тригодишен проект, финансиран от ФНИ-МОН (No КП-06-H80/7 oт 08.12.2023 г.). Основната проектна цел е да изследва възможна фундаментална промяна в историческия разказ за Деултум чрез комбиниране на традиционните научни методи с тези на дигиталната хуманитаристика и археометрията.
Библиография:
Balabanov, P., & Nenova-Merdjanova, R. (2006). A rare bronze balsamarium from the necropolis of colonia Flavia Pacis Deultensium. – Archaeologia Bulgarica, No 10/3, 35-51.
Boteva, D. (2020). The Historical Context of the Bronze Statue of Septimius Severus from the Roman Colony of Deultum. - Archaeologia Bulgarica, No 24/1, 23-32.
Draganov, D. (2007). The Coinage of Deultum. Sofia.
Hammond, N. (ed.). (1981). Atlas of the Greek and Roman World in Antiquity. Park Ridge.
Kostova, K., & Sharankov, N. (2023). Burial with Magical Gems in the Western Rock-cut Necropolis of the Roman Colony of Deultum in Thrace. - Archaeologia Bulgarica, No 27/1, 49-60.
Milceva, R. (2020). Ein Bronzekopf des Septimius Severus aus Deultum. - Archaeologia Bulgarica, No 24/1, 17-22.
Raycheva, M. (2022). Minerva Deultensis and the Gigantomachy on Her Shield. – Archaeologia Bulgarica, No 26/1, 57-81.
Russeva, V. (2023). Anthropological Investigation of Human Skeletal Remains from Late Roman Tombs in the East Necropolis of Deultum. – Archaeologia Bulgarica, No 27/1, 61-72.
Sharankov, N. (2017). The Inscriptions of the Roman Colony of Deultum in Thrace. Archaeologia Bulgarica, No. 21/3, 37-64.
Vagalinski, L. (2008). Barbarian Presence at Colonia Flavia Pacis Deultensium (SE BG). In: THE TURBULENT EPOCH. New materials from the Late Roman Period and the Migration Period. Vol. I. (= Monumenta Studia Gothica v. V.) (eds. Barbara Niezabitowska-Wiśniewska, Marcin Juścinski, Piotr Łuczkiewicz, Sylwester Sadowski). Lublin, 345-353.
Vagalinski, L. (2018). Chronology of Late Antique Fortifications of Deultum (archaeological data). In: Proceedings of the First International Roman and Late Antique Conference “Cities, Territories and Identities”, Plovdiv, 3rd — 7th October, 2016 (= Bulletin of the National Institute of Archaeology, XLIV) (eds. Lyudmil Vagalinski, Milena Raycheva, Dilyana Boteva, Nicolay Sharankov). Sofia, 85-94.
Vagalinski, L. (2024). Archaeological data on Cataclysms in the Roman Colony of Deultum in Southeastern Thrace (2nd - 6th century AD). In: Proceedings of the Fourth International Roman and Late Antique Thrace Conference “Conflicts and Catastrophes in Roman and Late Antique Thrace”, Burgas, 12th - 16th October 2020 (= Bulletin of the National Institute of Archaeology, L) (eds. Lyudmil Vagalinski, Milena Raycheva). Sofia, 37-58.
Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski"
Title: From Deultum to DigiDeultum
Description:
Основаната най-вероятно през 70 г.
сл.
Хр.
римска колония е Деултум най-старият римски град в днешните български земи.
Неговото археологическо проучване започва през 80-те години на XX в.
и продължава активно досега.
От декември 2023 г.
изследователи от НАИМ-БАН, СУ „Св.
Климент Охридски“, Общински исторически музей - Средец започнаха работа по тригодишен проект, финансиран от ФНИ-МОН (No КП-06-H80/7 oт 08.
12.
2023 г.
).
Основната проектна цел е да изследва възможна фундаментална промяна в историческия разказ за Деултум чрез комбиниране на традиционните научни методи с тези на дигиталната хуманитаристика и археометрията.
Библиография:
Balabanov, P.
, & Nenova-Merdjanova, R.
(2006).
A rare bronze balsamarium from the necropolis of colonia Flavia Pacis Deultensium.
– Archaeologia Bulgarica, No 10/3, 35-51.
Boteva, D.
(2020).
The Historical Context of the Bronze Statue of Septimius Severus from the Roman Colony of Deultum.
- Archaeologia Bulgarica, No 24/1, 23-32.
Draganov, D.
(2007).
The Coinage of Deultum.
Sofia.
Hammond, N.
(ed.
).
(1981).
Atlas of the Greek and Roman World in Antiquity.
Park Ridge.
Kostova, K.
, & Sharankov, N.
(2023).
Burial with Magical Gems in the Western Rock-cut Necropolis of the Roman Colony of Deultum in Thrace.
- Archaeologia Bulgarica, No 27/1, 49-60.
Milceva, R.
(2020).
Ein Bronzekopf des Septimius Severus aus Deultum.
- Archaeologia Bulgarica, No 24/1, 17-22.
Raycheva, M.
(2022).
Minerva Deultensis and the Gigantomachy on Her Shield.
– Archaeologia Bulgarica, No 26/1, 57-81.
Russeva, V.
(2023).
Anthropological Investigation of Human Skeletal Remains from Late Roman Tombs in the East Necropolis of Deultum.
– Archaeologia Bulgarica, No 27/1, 61-72.
Sharankov, N.
(2017).
The Inscriptions of the Roman Colony of Deultum in Thrace.
Archaeologia Bulgarica, No.
21/3, 37-64.
Vagalinski, L.
(2008).
Barbarian Presence at Colonia Flavia Pacis Deultensium (SE BG).
In: THE TURBULENT EPOCH.
New materials from the Late Roman Period and the Migration Period.
Vol.
I.
(= Monumenta Studia Gothica v.
V.
) (eds.
Barbara Niezabitowska-Wiśniewska, Marcin Juścinski, Piotr Łuczkiewicz, Sylwester Sadowski).
Lublin, 345-353.
Vagalinski, L.
(2018).
Chronology of Late Antique Fortifications of Deultum (archaeological data).
In: Proceedings of the First International Roman and Late Antique Conference “Cities, Territories and Identities”, Plovdiv, 3rd — 7th October, 2016 (= Bulletin of the National Institute of Archaeology, XLIV) (eds.
Lyudmil Vagalinski, Milena Raycheva, Dilyana Boteva, Nicolay Sharankov).
Sofia, 85-94.
Vagalinski, L.
(2024).
Archaeological data on Cataclysms in the Roman Colony of Deultum in Southeastern Thrace (2nd - 6th century AD).
In: Proceedings of the Fourth International Roman and Late Antique Thrace Conference “Conflicts and Catastrophes in Roman and Late Antique Thrace”, Burgas, 12th - 16th October 2020 (= Bulletin of the National Institute of Archaeology, L) (eds.
Lyudmil Vagalinski, Milena Raycheva).
Sofia, 37-58.
.

