The Dacian Stones SpeakUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1975 - 248 páginas With this exciting introduction to the ancient province of Dacia, noted classicist and archaeologist MacKendrick turns his attention to an old area little known to the English-speaking world. He examines its history from the Neolithic culture to the 165 years of urban culture under Roman rule. Also examined is the durability of the Greco-Roman heritage that is reflected in the religious and cultural orientation of present-day Romania. |
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Adamclisi Adamclisi trophy ancient Apulum archaeological army Axiopolis barbarian basilica baths Black Sea Bronze Age Bucharest Bucium building built Burebista Callatis Capidava Carsium Celtic century B.C. Cernavoda Christian Cluj coins colony Constanța Constantin Costești Cucuteni cult culture Dacian War Dacian wars Daicoviciu Danube Decebalus Decebalus's Dierna Dinogetia Dobruja Drobeta earthwork east emperor evidence excavated feet fibulas gate goddess gold Goths grave Greek Hadrian head Hellenistic helmet Histria houses inscription iron legions MacKendrick marble metopes Micia miles military modern Moesia municipium Muntenia Napoca native necropolis Neolithic Noviodunum Orşova Piatra Pietroasa Porolissum Potaissa pottery prosperity province Răcari reign relief road Romania Rome Romula sanctuary Sarmizegethusa Sarmizegethusa Regia scene sculpture Septimius settlement Severus shows Stones Speak Sucidava temple terra-cotta terraces third century Thracian Tomis towers town Trajan Trajan's Column Transylvania treasure Troesmis Tropaeum Traiani Ulmetum Ulpia Traiana vase villa rustica village wall