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"This site has been known for over 150 years, but for two years we have been discovering objects that lead us to the palace of Emperor Maximian Hercules who erected the palace at the place where his parents were working as wards for the image of Sirmium, which is famous and significant but not cut enough, "says the head of research, Professor Stefan Pop Lazić of the Belgrade Archaeological Institute
Minister Vladan Vukosavljevic It's a Duty "In the region of present-day Serbia, 18 Roman emperors were born, and the ancient heritage of this region compels us to support the research of this locality and all other localities, as well as their openness to visitors, as cultural tourism is becoming more and more popular. "Vukosavljevic said.
He added that the exploration of this site includes a team of Australian archaeologists, which is important for international cooperation, the ambassador of Australia to Serbia Julia Fini is proud on the part of his country of this great discovery
This is significant not only because of the cultural exchange, but also because of the l & # 39; 39 educational exchange and is an incredible opportunity for our archaeologists who do not have the legacy of Rome excavations. My mission is coming to an end soon, but I will continue to follow up on this project, "said Ambassador Fini, thanking the Minister of Culture and Local Self-Government
Le Glac is also extremely important for the city of Sremska Mitrovica
"Sirmium is unique and we will try to better shape and present it to the world," said the Mayor of Sremska Mitrovica, Vladimir Sanader
that they expect to be even more extensive in the coming years which will confirm the hypothesis of the imperial palace Maximian, which will be the archaeological site of the ancient city of Sirmium, which was one of the four capitals of the Roman Empire and was located in the Sremska Mitrovica region of today, to return to the map of the world historical and cultural sites to visit
L second phase of the excavations of the locality of Glac is completed
The excavation project is carried out in cooperation with the University of Sydney and the Archaeological Institute of Beogr. in partnership with the Museum of Srem and the Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments of Sremska Mitrovica, and with the support of the Ministry of Culture and Information of Serbia and the Embassy of 39, Australia
After the first successful phase in 2017, the international team of experts and students Glac site, for which there are strong indications that he is hiding a late Roman villa or an imperial palace.
The remains of several buildings were found at the end of the 19th century on the Petar Glac estate, after which the site was discovered. in mosaics and wall decorations made of expensive stone types
The geophysical method of 2014 revealed that the remains of ancient architecture extend over an area of four hectares
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In the writings of the Roman rulers of Caesaribus, most often attributed to Aurelius Victor, Maksimian erected a palace not far from Sirmium where his parents lived
On the trail of these data and discovering the costly stone at the locality of Glac, archaeologists have assumed that it was precisely on this [1 9659004] The project "Glac" involves archaeological excavations, scientific interpretation and conservation, as well as the creation of the School of Archeology.
The ultimate goal of the project is to present the wealth of ancient heritage in this region, raise awareness of the importance of cultural heritage preservation and support the tourism and economic development of the local community.
A documentary will also be filmed to track the scientific and cultural excavations and exchanges between the team and the local community in charge of Australian Chris Davis, who has produced special effects for "Big Getsby"
The second phase of excavations began on June 4, the site closes on July 7 and the next phase is planned, as reported by the University of Sydney, September 2019.
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