The first recorded monument dedicated to <i>Terra Mater </i>in <i>Sirmium </i>with a unique <i>pro salute vicorum </i>phrase

This paper examines a newly discovered votive altar dedicated to the goddess Terra Mater , from Ratarska Ulica (Ratarska Street) in Sremska Mitrovica (ancient Sirmium ). This is the first recorded evidence of this deity in Sirmium . The analysed monument, an accidental find, was donated to the National Museum of Serbia in Belgrade. This paper will describe the monument and interpret its inscription. It will also attempt to understand the monument within its micro- and macro-regional contexts, examining its similarities and differences compared to monuments mentioning the same deity in Pannonia and other neighbouring provinces (Dacian provinces, Dalmatia , and Moesia Superior ).

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Prilozi Instituta za arheologiju u Zagrebu
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.33254/piaz.42.1.2
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Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies
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The first recorded monument dedicated to Terra Mater in Sirmium with a unique pro salute vicorum phrase

Mihajlo N. Džamtovski
Prilozi Instituta za arheologiju u Zagrebu
Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies
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The first recorded monument dedicated to Terra Mater in Sirmium with a unique pro salute vicorum phrase

Mihajlo N. Džamtovski
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Abstract

This paper examines a newly discovered votive altar dedicated to the goddess Terra Mater , from Ratarska Ulica (Ratarska Street) in Sremska Mitrovica (ancient Sirmium ). This is the first recorded evidence of this deity in Sirmium . The analysed monument, an accidental find, was donated to the National Museum of Serbia in Belgrade. This paper will describe the monument and interpret its inscription. It will also attempt to understand the monument within its micro- and macro-regional contexts, examining its similarities and differences compared to monuments mentioning the same deity in Pannonia and other neighbouring provinces (Dacian provinces, Dalmatia , and Moesia Superior ).

Prilozi Instituta za arheologiju u ZagrebuVol. 42(1)
Department of Archaeology (LK)
Openalex Percentile: Top 73%
Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies
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