The Nera valley medieval ecclesiastic geography
The Nera valley medieval ecclesiastic geography

Summary/Abstract: The river of Nera’s flow was a geographic corridor and a cultural passage that connected the Banat with the Danube valley. In the 14th century Catholic parish churches and Franciscan convents were built around the fortress of Haram or Caraş placed at the Nera and the Danube confluence. The Orthodox monasteries Zlatiţa and Cusici were build in the 15th century within the Nera passage. The archaeological research set those monuments planimetry and their rapprochement with the medieval Serbian architecture models.

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