Mursa i njeno područje u antičko doba
This book by Danica Pinterović provides a thorough analysis of ancient Mursa, one of the most important Roman settlements in today's Croatia, located in the place of today's Osijek.
The author, a distinguished archaeologist and historian, bases her research on archaeological findings, historical sources and epigraphic records, reconstructing the urban development, social life and economic activities of Mursa in the period of the Roman Empire.
The book describes in detail the foundation of Mursa as a Roman colony in the 1st century, its strategic importance on the border with the Danube, and its role in trade and military administration. The period when Mursa became the scene of significant battles, such as the one between Emperor Constantius II, is particularly noteworthy. and the usurper Magnentius in 351. The author also analyzes the daily life of the inhabitants, from the urban structure of the city and public buildings to religious customs and artistic achievements.
This book is an indispensable work for the study of the ancient history of Pannonia, offering an in-depth insight into the past of the region and its importance within the Roman Empire.
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