Oxford Journal of Archaeology · 1987 · 40 citations · 0 references
Archaeological ExcavationArchaeologyRoman ArchitectureSocial SciencesBuilt EnvironmentArchaeological RecordCultural HistoryLanguage StudiesArchitectural HistoryArchitectural ArchaeologyClassicsArchaeological EvidenceSw SlovakiaHistorical ArchaeologyRoman Military OccupationAncient ArchitectureMonumental HeritageArchitectural DesignUrban DesignRoman Influence
Summary. Recent archaeological work has thrown fresh light on the region of Moravia and SW Slovakia (ČSSR) at the time of the Roman Empire. It is now apparent that, as on other frontiers, Roman influence extended far beyond the Danubian Limes . This paper describes six sites with Roman‐style masonry buildings; one of the sites, Mušov, has produced evidence of Roman military occupation and is associated with the Marcomannic Wars of Marcus Aurelius; the other five, however, are of civilian character with an interesting admixture of Roman and German structures and artefacts. These sites provide us with an insight into the relationship of the client kingdom of the Quadi with Rome.