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Researchers have found several Roman graves during excavation of a future farmer’s market in the Croatian city of Vinkovci (the Roman city Cibalae). The graves date from the 2nd-3rd century AD.
 

This recent article and the older video below discuss the ongoing finds at the site.

Cibalae-lying beneath today's Vinkovci-was one of the key towns of Roman Pannonia, noted for its strategic role, its flourishing workshops, and its status as the birthplace of two Roman emperors.


 

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https://www.croatiaweek.com/roman-graves-market-site-vinkovci/

 

 

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