The Dacian fortress from Ardeu - research directions
Journal Title: Acta Terrae Septemcastrensis - Year 2010, Vol 10, Issue 1
Abstract
The investigation at Ardeu, during the last years had focused the interest of the scientific community about an archaeological site considered depleted and designed to be destroyed. The affluence of the archaeological material, connected with the complexity of the archaeological contexts justify the enhancement of the researches in the next period. The aim of this paper is to establish the main directions of the researches but also some targets and sequences for the improvement of the monument
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Iosif Ferencz, Cristian Roman
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The Dacian fortress from Ardeu - research directions
The investigation at Ardeu, during the last years had focused the interest of the scientific community about an archaeological site considered depleted and designed to be destroyed. The affluence of the archaeologi...