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Ancient Cult in Balkans. Sanctuaries, Temples, Shrines and Votive Monuments (2024)

https://doi.org/10.18485/sad_cult_balk.2024

1.	Sacralised Spaces in Pannonia Superior and Inferior. An Overview Csaba Szabó University of Szeged — Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Szeged Institute of Social Sciences, Department of Religious Studies Ancient Cult in Balkans. Sanctuaries, Temples, Shrines and Votive Monuments, 2024, p. 11–37 https://doi.org/10.18485/sad_cult_balk.2024.ch1Detailed
2.	Römische Tempel und Heiligtümer im südlichen Noricum Julia Leitold Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz — Institut für Antike, Graz Erwin Pochmarski Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz — Institut für Antike, Graz Ancient Cult in Balkans. Sanctuaries, Temples, Shrines and Votive Monuments, 2024, p. 41–72 https://doi.org/10.18485/sad_cult_balk.2024.ch2Detailed
3.	Sacral Spaces and Sanctuaries in the Roman Central Balkans. Case Studies Nadežda Gavrilović Vitas Institute of Archaeology, Belgrade Ancient Cult in Balkans. Sanctuaries, Temples, Shrines and Votive Monuments, 2024, p. 75–89 https://doi.org/10.18485/sad_cult_balk.2024.ch3Detailed
4.	The Building with Vaults in the Center of the Late Antique City of Naissus — Architectural Analysis of the Explored Parts Igor Bjelić Institute of Archaeology, Belgrade Ancient Cult in Balkans. Sanctuaries, Temples, Shrines and Votive Monuments, 2024, p. 93–105 https://doi.org/10.18485/sad_cult_balk.2024.ch4Detailed
5.	Eine neue Statue des Thrakischen Reiterheros aus Gamzigrad Gerda von Bülow Ancient Cult in Balkans. Sanctuaries, Temples, Shrines and Votive Monuments, 2024, p. 109–117 https://doi.org/10.18485/sad_cult_balk.2024.ch5Detailed
6.	New Archaeological Testimonies of the Cult of the God Mars in the Area of Timacum Minus Bojana llijić Homeland Museum, Knjaževac Sofija Petković Institute of Archaeology, Belgrade Ancient Cult in Balkans. Sanctuaries, Temples, Shrines and Votive Monuments, 2024, p. 121–127 https://doi.org/10.18485/sad_cult_balk.2024.ch6Detailed
7.	New Votive Inscriptions from Timacum Minus Sofija Petković Institute of Archaeology, Belgrade Bojana llijić Homeland Museum, Knjaževac Ancient Cult in Balkans. Sanctuaries, Temples, Shrines and Votive Monuments, 2024, p. 131–137 https://doi.org/10.18485/sad_cult_balk.2024.ch7Detailed
8.	Representations of Temples and Altars on Late Empire Coins Marija Jović Institute of Archaeology, Belgrade Ancient Cult in Balkans. Sanctuaries, Temples, Shrines and Votive Monuments, 2024, p. 141–149 https://doi.org/10.18485/sad_cult_balk.2024.ch8Detailed
9.	A Closer Look at the Polychromy in the Cult of Mithras on the Example of ex voto Relief from Stari Slankamen (Danube Region, Srem) Milorad lgnjatović Belgrade City Museum, Belgrade Milica Stojanović National Museum of Serbia, Belgrade Ancient Cult in Balkans. Sanctuaries, Temples, Shrines and Votive Monuments, 2024, p. 153–163 https://doi.org/10.18485/sad_cult_balk.2024.ch9Detailed