Viminacium archaeological park

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Viminacium archaeological park is a major Roman-era archaeological site in present-day Serbia, featuring the remains of a military camp and city that once served as an important center of the Roman province of Moesia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological park
archaeological site
tourist attraction
country Serbia
destroyedInEvent Late Roman–Hunnic conflicts
surface form: Hunnic invasions
destroyedInPeriod 5th century AD
excavationsBegan 19th century
flourishedInPeriod 2nd century AD
3rd century AD
4th century AD
foundedInPeriod 1st century AD
garrisonedBy Legio IV Flavia Felix
Legio VII Claudia
hasPart Roman city
Roman military camp
Roman roads
amphitheatre
aqueduct remains
early Christian basilicas
museum complex
necropolis
reconstructed Roman buildings
thermae
hasVisitorCenter yes
hasWebsite https://viminacium.org.rs/
heritageDesignation Monument of Culture of Exceptional Importance (Serbia)
surface form: Archaeological Site of Exceptional Importance (Serbia)
locatedIn Braničevo District
Moesia
surface form: Moesia (historical region)
locatedNear Kostolac
Mlava River NERFINISHED
Požarevac
locatedOn right bank of the Danube River
notableFind Roman coins
Roman sarcophagi
Roman tomb frescoes
gold and silver jewelry
mammoth skeleton (Vika)
openToPublic true
operator Institute of Archaeology, Belgrade
partOf Roman province of Moesia
Roman province of Moesia Superior
servedAs legionary fortress
provincial capital of Moesia Superior
systematicExcavationsFrom 1970s
usedFor archaeological research
cultural tourism
educational activities

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Moesia hasArchaeologicalSites Viminacium archaeological park
Viminacium hasMuseum Viminacium archaeological park
this entity surface form: Viminacium Archaeological Park
Požarevac knownFor Viminacium archaeological park
this entity surface form: archaeological site Viminacium (nearby)