New Archaeological discoveries on the old land

Oct. 10, 1977 - New Archaeological discoveries on the old land of Dobrodja in Rumania: Enisala, in the district of Tulcea, is situated on the place of the old Byzantine fortified town named Heracleea (the 10th Century), probably rebuilt by peoples from Genoa in the 13th and 14th centuries. The recent archaeological researches have, as results the discovery of a Roman necropole dating from the 2nd and 3rd centuries A.D. over which there is the medieval necropole (cemetery). the important details discovered here gave the archaeologists valuable material regarding the stage and the spreading, in this area, of the Roman civilization at the beginning of the first millennium. Photo Shows A skeleton from an old sarcophagus discovered in Enisala

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