Pannonia/Aquincum
Urban House or Schola in Aquincum (DRAFT)
Very few houses of Mediterranean type have been discovered, and only one can be said with certainty to have had a garden (Fig. 1, G in Fig. 1). The peristyle courtyard was a ...
Places in Pannonia:
- Aquincum (1 garden)
- Carnuntum (1 garden)
- Eisenstadt (1 garden)
- Savaria (1 garden)
- Scarbantia (1 garden)
- Winden Am See (1 garden)
Pannonia
6 garden
articles
in Pannonia
have
been published/drafted:
Pannonia/Carnuntum
Urban Houses in Carnuntum (DRAFT)
The regional house type found often in Pannonia, the so-called corridor house, is characterized by a vestibule or arcade on its narrow front and a central corridor running the ...
Pannonia/Eisenstadt
Rural Villa in Eisenstadt (DRAFT)
The residence of this villa rustica was entered on the southeast by a portico (Fig. 1). After passing through a room interpreted as the atrium, one arrived in the open courtyard ...
Pannonia/Savaria
Tomb Garden of Fl(avius) Dalmatius in Savaria (DRAFT)
A limestone slab found near the monastery of St. Martin in Szombathely (Savaria), Hungary, in 1845 and subsequently transferred to the National Museum in Budapest records the ...
Pannonia/Scarbantia
Tomb Garden of Iul(ia) Victorin(a) in Scarbantia (DRAFT)
A limestone funerary stele of probably third century date unearthed in 1973 near Scarbantia at Winder am See (Burgenland) and now in the Burgenländische Landesmuseum at ...
Pannonia/Winden Am See
Rural Villa in Winden Am See (DRAFT)
The modest house of this villa rustica is of the so-called corridor type, a type common in the region and already seen at Carnuntum (Fig. 1). It was built around 100 A.D. and ...