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Map of Limes in Serbia, Romania and Bulgaria (Donaulimes/system of fortifications representing the boundary of Roman control ; shoreline of the time since Liviu Giosan, et al., “Young Danube delta documents stable Black Sea level since the middle Holocene: Morphodynamic, paleogeographic, and archaeological implications.” Geology 34.9 (2006), 757-760 and “Early Anthropogenic Transformation of the Danube-Black Sea System”, Scientific Reports 2 (2012), 10.1038/srep00582; Luminiţa Preoteasa, et al., “Coastal changes from open coast to present lagoon system in Histria region (Danube Delta).” Journal of Coastal Research 65 (2013), 564-569; Filip Florin, Liviu Giosan, “Evolution of Chilia lobes of the Danube delta: Reorganization of deltaic processes under cultural pressures”. Anthropocene 5 (2014), 65–70; Guénaëlle Bony, et al., “History and influence of the Danube delta lobes on the evolution of the ancient harbour of Orgame (Dobrogea, Romania)”. Journal of Archaeological Science 61 (2015), 186-203; Luminiţa Preoteasa, et al., “The evolution of an asymmetric deltaic lobe (Sf. Gheorghe, Danube) in association with cyclic development of the river-mouth bar: Long-term pattern and present adaptations to human-induced sediment depletion”, Geomorphology 253 (2016), 59–73.
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Karte des Donaulimes in Serbien, Rumänien und Bulgarien. Suchbegriffe (Auswahl):
Partiscum (Szeged), Tisia (Theiss), Tibiscus (Timis), Mures, Bassiana, Pannonia Inferior, Acumincum, Rittium, Burgenae, Taurunum (Zemun), Sigidunum (Belgrad), Octavum, Tricornium, Aureus Mons, Dalmatia, Viminatium, Lederata, Cuppae, Novae, Taliatae, Moesia Superior, Horreum Magri (Cuprijaa), Novae, Taliatae, Tekija, Sip, Karatas, Pontes, Egeta, Aquae (Prahovo), Bononia (Widin), Castra Martis (Kula), Ratiaria, Romuliana (Gamzigrad), Rabon (Jiu), Alutus (Olt), Oescus, Augustae, Oescus (Iskar), Dimum, Novae (Swishtow), Jairus (Yantra), Naparis (Ialomita), Moesia Inferior, Durostorum (Silistra), Sucidava (Celei), Pontus Euxinus (Schwarzes Meer), Tropaeum Traiani (Adamclisi), Parthenopolis (Movila), Callatis (Mangalia), Civitas Ausdecensium, Histria, Axiopolis (Cernavoda), Ulmetum, Argamum (Iancina), Troesmis, Cius, Carsium (Hârsova), Topalu, Noviodunum, Aegyssus (Tulcea), Salsovia (Mahmudia), Halmyris (Fundeni), Buzau, Hyerasus (Sereth), Pyretus (Pruth), Moldavia (Moldau)
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| Source | Own work /Source of Information: Putzger – Historischer Weltatlas, 89. Auflage, 1965; Westermanns Großer Atlas zur Weltgeschichte, 1978; |
| Author | Ziegelbrenner |
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