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Early Byzantine Fortresses in Bulgaria and its neighbouring territories
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Early Byzantine Fortresses in Bulgaria and its neighbouring territories (In the Dioceses of Thracia and Dacia) (Excavations and Research, vol. 35)
Ранновизантийските крепости в България и съседните земи
Language: Bulgarian with an extended summary in English
Category: Late Antiquity
In the Early Byzantine Period there is a large number of sites in the dioceses of Thracia and Dacia that in contemporary sources are referred to as castellа, φρούρια, όχυρώματα, i.e. fortresses, fortified areas. Today local inhabitants call their remains “cetăţi”, “gradishta”, “gradini”, “kaleta”, “hisari” — terms of Romanian, Slavic or Turkish origin with the same meaning. These fortresses are the subject of the current research. The study does not cover the city and the city-type centers that in the sources are referred to as civitates, πόλεις, etc.
Table of contents
Introduction
І. The Fortified Settlements
І.1. Distribution, classification, location
І.2. Public buildings of the fortified settlements
I.3. The household buildings of the fortified settlements
І.4. Conclusion
ІІ. The Military fortresses
ІІ.1. Known military fortresses
ІІ.2. Generalization
ІІ.3. The military doctrine of the Empire for the defence of the Balkans during the Early Byzantine Period
ІІІ. Other types of fortresses
ІІІ.1. Fortified shelters
ІІІ.2. Fortified Christian sites
ІІІ.3. Fortified estate centres
Epilogue
Bibliography
Summary
Appendix I. Data about the fortresses
Appendix II. Maps and plans
Tables
List of figures
Figures
| Details | |
| Publisher | National institute of archaeology with museum (Bulgarian academy of sciences) |
| Language | Bulgarian with summary in English |
| Pages | 140 |
| Illustrations | b/w figures, maps |
| Binding | paperback |
| ISSN | 0205-0722 |
| Creation date | 2006 |
| Size | 21 х 29 cm |
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