Mediana

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Mediana is a late Roman imperial villa and archaeological complex near Niš, Serbia, notable as the birthplace estate of Emperor Constantine the Great.

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Mediana canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman imperial villa
archaeological site
cultural heritage site
archaeologicalFinds architectural fragments
ceramics
coins
sculptures
associatedWith Constantine I
surface form: Constantine the Great
builtDuring early 4th century
late 3rd century
country Serbia
damagedBy Hunnic invasions
describedAs birthplace estate of Constantine the Great
etymology derived from Latin word "medius" meaning "middle"
excavationBegan 20th century
flourishedDuring reign of Constantine the Great
hasFeature floor mosaics
hypocaust heating system
marble decoration
hasFunction imperial residence
rural villa complex
hasPart bath complex
early Christian church
economic buildings
granaries
residential quarters
villa with peristyle
water supply system
heritageDesignation Archaeological Site of Exceptional Importance
heritageDesignationGrantedBy Serbia
surface form: Republic of Serbia
heritageDesignationYear 1979
languageOfName Latin
locatedIn Balkans
central Serbia
surface form: Central Serbia

Niš
Nišava District
locatedNear Niš
locatedOn outskirts of Niš
right bank of the Nišava River
nearbyCity Niš
openToPublic true
partOf Late Antiquity
surface form: late Roman Empire
regionHistorically Dacia Mediterranea
Moesia
significance important for history of Constantine the Great
important site for study of late Roman imperial residences
timePeriod Late Antiquity
tourismType cultural tourism
usedUntil early 5th century
late 4th century

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