For Yous Data - Statue Caput Of Roman Emperor Unearthed Inward Northern Bulgaria


The caput of a statue which dates dorsum to the tertiary century AD too believed to locomote of Roman Emperor Aurelian has been discovered yesteryear archaeologists inward Ulpia Oescus, which was i of the nigh of import cities of the Roman Empire inward what is today Bulgaria.

 The caput of a statue which dates dorsum to the tertiary century AD too believed to locomote of Roman For You Information - Statue caput of Roman emperor unearthed inward northern Bulgaria
The statue caput from the 3rd century AD believed to trace Roman Emperor Aurelian presently afterwards its regain
[Credit: Associate Prof. doc Gergana Kabakchieva]
“This is an extremely valuable notice from the Roman metropolis of Ulpia Oescus," atomic number 82 archeologist Assoc. Prof. Gergana Kabakchieva from the National Institute too Museum of Archaeology inward Sofia has told local tidings sources.


“The hairstyle, the rendering of the chin, the agency the eyes are depicted all utter of the fact that this statue is from the tertiary century AD, the catamenia of the too thence called barracks emperors, or soldier emperors inward the Roman Empire (235 – 284 AD)," Kabakchieva explained.

 The caput of a statue which dates dorsum to the tertiary century AD too believed to locomote of Roman For You Information - Statue caput of Roman emperor unearthed inward northern Bulgaria
The newly discovered colonnade demonstrates that the primary residence too primary edifice of Ulpia Oescus
in the Late Antiquity was much larger than previously idea [Credit: Archaeology inward Bulgaria]
“After the devastation of Oescus too the abandonment of this edifice [presently nether excavation] someone attempted to re-use this statue for rock construction. As a result, the ears were damaged. Yet, the caput patently appeared to locomote also bumpy, didn’t check amongst the balance of the edifice blocks, too was left inward this pit [where nosotros flora it]," Kabakchieva elaborates.

The archaeological squad has also discovered a marble colonnade too additional structures indicating that the key residence, the primary edifice of Ulpia Oescus, was much larger than expected.

The ruins of Ulpia Oescus (today the Ulpia Oescus Archaeological Preserve) are located close the town of Gigen, Gulyantsi Municipality, Pleven District, inward Northern Bulgaria.

Source: Archaeology inward Republic of Bulgaria [August 25, 2018]


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