Serbian archeologists have discovered an ancient Roman triumphal arch dating back to the third century at the site of Viminacium, a Roman city in the Balkans. The arch is a rare find in the region and adds to the historical significance of the area, which was home to a sprawling Roman city of 45,000 people between the first and sixth centuries. The discovery sheds light on the rich history of the Balkans during the Roman era.
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A Roman triumphal arch was discovered in December 2023 at the site of Viminacium, a sprawling Roman city of 45,000 people between the first and sixth centuries https://t.co/ewJnN1kzfW https://t.co/2iWfvveJy3
Serbian archeologists unearth an ancient Roman triumphal arch, a rare find in the Balkans, that dates back to the third century https://t.co/ewJnN1kzfW https://t.co/TfwNHfEeDE