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On a lot of roman pottery fragments from the site in Zimnicea
The article presents a lot of 68 ceramic fragments in the National Museum of Antiquities patrimony which were apparently discovered at Zimnicea in the 1924 campaign. The identified forms, the production centres/production areas and their chronology open the possibility that Zimnicea was also inhabited in Roman times, sometime during the 2nd – 3rd centuries AD.
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