Aquincum

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Aquincum was an important ancient Roman military and civilian settlement located in what is now northern Budapest, Hungary.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Roman city
archaeological site
former Roman military camp
country Roman Empire
foundedBy Romans
function civilian town
military base
garrisonedBy Legio II Adiutrix
hasCulturalSignificance important site of Roman heritage in Hungary
hasDiscovery Roman mosaics
domestic buildings
inscriptions
military buildings
sculptures
hasMuseum Aquincum Museum
hasPart amphitheatre
aqueduct
bath complex
city walls
civilian settlement
forum
insulae
legionary fortress
sanctuaries
hasRoadConnection Roman roads
surface form: Roman road network in Pannonia
hasType Roman frontier settlement
heritageDesignation archaeological park
languageUsed Latin
laterPartOf Pannonia Prima
surface form: Roman province of Pannonia Prima
locatedIn Budapest
Hungary
Pannonia
Óbuda
locatedOn Danube limes
surface form: Danubian limes

right bank of the Danube
modernUse open-air museum
tourist attraction
nearbyModernCity Budapest
originallyInhabitedBy Celtic tribes
surface form: Celtic Eravisci tribe
partOf Limes Germanicus
surface form: Roman limes system

Pannonia Inferior
surface form: Roman province of Pannonia Inferior
peakPeriod 2nd century
3rd century
presentIn Óbuda district of Budapest
region Central Europe
role administrative center
provincial capital of Pannonia Inferior
timeOfAbandonment late Roman period

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Pannonia capital Aquincum
Pannonia importantCity Aquincum