MATERIALITY OF ROMAN RELIGION IN APULUM. CATALOGUE AND TOPOGRAPHY OF THE FINDS
MATERIALITY OF ROMAN RELIGION IN APULUM. CATALOGUE AND TOPOGRAPHY OF THE FINDS

Summary/Abstract: The material evidence of the Roman conurbation of Apulum represents one of the largest collections of votive finds from the Danubian provinces, similar only to the quantity and quality of the votive monuments of Carnuntum and Aquincum. The article aims to present a short research history on Roman religion of Apulum in the last decade, the topography of the votive finds and the first preliminary list of votive monuments (inscribed and uninscribed stone and bronze monuments). The 638 monuments listed in the article represent the first attempt to establish a catalogue of votive finds from the conurbation of Apulum which will be presented in the form of a digital database (MRRA – Materiality of Roman Religion in Apulum).

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