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Roadside station at Žuta Lokva

In Roman times, the site Žuta Lokva was situated in the hinterland of province Dalmatia, its northern part. Žuta Lokva was probably a station near a road mentioned in Itinerarium Antonini Augusti Ad Aquileia per Liburniam Sisciam (Senia – Avendon – Arrupio – Bibium – Romula – Quadrata – Siscia). Today it is located few meters from a crossroad Senj-Otočac-Brinje. The existence of the site was known from the end of the 19th. It was refound during the building of the road in 1996 when rescue excavations began. Since then, it was excavated several times until 2003. Investigations were conducted by Državna uprava za zaštitu kulturne i prirodne baštine, Glavno povjerenstvo u Zagrebu and Museum of Lika from Gospić. Archaeological excavations revealed a building that had two phases. We can assume that the building of the 1st phase (dimensions 23 x 16 m) was built around the beginning of the 1st CE and probably lasted until the third quarter of the 1st CE. The building of a second phase was bigger (dimensions 30 x 20 m), and according to the finds, it was in function until the middle of the 2nd CE.

Roman Dalmatia, Žuta Lokva, roadside station

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