04/09/2026
"In situ" find (original place and position at the moment of discovery) of two bronze bracelets on the left forearm of the skeleton in ancient Roman grave G-2421 from 4th century AD, excavated at Više grobalja archaeological site in ancient Viminacium, eastern Serbia.
During rescue excavation in 2019 carried out due to construction of deposit fields of nearby powerplant, archaeologists have discovered 75 ancient Roman graves from 3rd and 4th century AD.
Out of that number 70 belong to inhumated burials, and in 5 of them deceased were burnt and placed in burial urns. Grave offerings consist of pottery, glass vessels, coins and various types of jewelry.
Više grobalja site is under archaeological excavation for decades, and so far more than 4200 graves have been found from ancient Roman period, between 1st and 4th century AD
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"In situ" (originalan položaj i stanje u trenutku otkrića) dve bronzane narukvice na levoj podlaktici skeleta u rimskom grobu G-2421 iz 4. veka nove ere, otkrivenom na lokalitetu Više grobalja u drevnom Viminacijumu, istočna Srbija.
Tokom zaštitnih iskopavanja 2019. godine preduzetih od strane stručnjaka Arheološkog instituta zbog izgradnje deponije uglja za potrebe termoelektrane, otkriveno je 75 rimskih grobova iz 3. i 4. veka nove ere. U 70 su se nalazili sahranjeni pokojnici, a u 5 grobova bili su pohranjeni spaljeni ostaci pokojnika. Grobni prilozi sastoje se od grnčarije, staklenih posuda, novca i raznovrsnog nakita.
Lokalitet Više grobalja istražuje se nekoliko decenija, a do sada je na tom prostoru otkriveno više od 4200 grobova iz rimskog perioda, od 1. do 4. veka nove ere.
Preuzeto iz "Arheologija u Srbiji, projekti Arheološkog instituta u 2019. godini"
