Burnum

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Burnum was an ancient Roman military camp and settlement in the province of Dalmatia, strategically located in what is now Croatia.

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Burnum canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Roman military camp
ancient Roman settlement
archaeological site
archaeologicalResearch ongoing excavations
builtBy Roman legions
linked to: Roman legion
civilization Ancient Rome
linked to: Roman Antiquity
country Croatia
function administrative center
military camp
garrisonedBy Legio VIII Augusta
Legio XI Claudia
linked to: Legio XI

auxiliary units
hasArchaeologicalFinds architectural fragments
ceramics
inscriptions
military equipment
hasFeature remains of an amphitheatre arena
stone arches
hasNearbyCity Knin
hasNearbySettlement Kistanje
hasRemainsOf amphitheatre
arches of the headquarters building
hasStructure amphitheatre
aqueduct
military barracks
principia
hasType Roman legionary fortress
Roman town
heritageStatus cultural heritage site of Croatia
languageUsedHistorically Latin
locatedIn province of Dalmatia
locatedInPresentDay Croatia
locatedInRegion Šibenik-Knin County
locatedNear Krka River
village of Ivoševci
nearbyModernProtectedArea Krka National Park
openToPublic true
partOf Roman Empire
region Dalmatia
strategicRole control of inland Dalmatia
control of routes between coast and interior
timePeriod Roman Imperial period
linked to: Roman Empire
tourismType archaeological tourism
cultural tourism
usedBy Roman army
usedFromCentury 1st century AD
usedUntilCentury 3rd century AD

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