List of Limes forts in Croatia and Serbia

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The Pannonian Limes

The list of Limes forts in Croatia and Serbia includes all Roman military camp , the control and defense of the external border of the Roman provinces of Pannonia ( Pannonia ) in the area of today's Croatia and Serbia were ( Limes Pannonicus ) .

The order, route division and naming relates to the discussion as it was first comprehensively documented for Germany by the archaeologist Zsolt Visy in his standard work "The Pannonian Limes in Hungary" : The list is from the north - always along the Danube - to South.

The Limes Pannonicus in Croatia and Serbia

Limes fort from to Type Closest place
Fort Ad Militare 1st century AD End of 4th / beginning of 5th century AD Cohort / cavalry fort Batina / Kiskőszeg
Ad Novas Castle no later than 2nd century AD to 1st third of the 5th century AD Cohort / cavalry fort Zmajevac (Vorosmart)
Mursa Castle a) 1st century AD
b) 4th century AD 		a) to the early 2nd century AD
b) to the early 5th century AD 		Osijek (Esseg)
Teutoburgium fort late Iberian / early claudic 5th century AD Equestrian fort Dalj
Cornacum Castle 1st century AD 4th / 5th Century AD Cohort / cavalry fort Sotin
Burgus Bač-Bács valentine Ländeburgus Bač / Bács
Cuccium Castle End of the 1st / beginning of the 2nd century AD Chr. 5th century AD? Equestrian fort Ilok

See also

literature

  • András Mócsy : A late Roman bank fortress in the Batschka? In: Osjecki zbornik 12 (1969), pp. 71-79.
  • Danica Pinterović: Limes Studies in Baranja and Slavonia. In: Archaeologia Iugoslavia. 9, pp. 55-82 (1968).
  • Zsolt Visy: The Pannonian Limes in Hungary . Konrad Theiss Verlag, Stuttgart 1988, ISBN 3806204888 .