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and covering an area of some 3,350 square yards (0.280 ha). This approach of aerial photography and modern remote sensing has allowed for a detailed virtual recreation of the gladiator school. The aerial photographs used in the recreation were acquired with a radio-controlled Microdrone md4-1000
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The school, along with the amphitheater, was located outside of the town's walls. The school had training grounds, bathing facilities, an assembly hall and dormitories for the gladiators. The school also had a courtyard which housed a training area for gladiators. The school was attached to an open
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had it built to commemorate his victories. When the remains of Carnuntum disappeared after the Migration Period the monument remained as an isolated building in a natural landscape and led Medieval people to believe it was the tomb of a pagan giant. Hence, they called it
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is the new artistic director. Collaborators from Greece include Irini Pappas, Michalis Kakogianis, and Theodoros Terzopoulus, and the popular festival has become known as an international centre for ancient drama as well as European classical and modern music.
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The Roman city ruins are exposed in the open-air museum directly in the present village. One of the ancient houses, called the House of Lucius, has been rebuilt using traditional techniques. It was opened to the public on 1 June 2006.
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Some way outside the city was a large amphitheatre, which had room for about 15,000 spectators. A plate with an inscription found at the site claims that this building was the fourth largest amphitheatre in the whole Roman Empire.
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In September 2011 aerial photographs and ground-penetrating radar led to the discovery of the typical contours of an ancient Roman gladiator school to the south of the Roman settlement, a
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The only remaining building of the fortress is an amphitheatre, located just outside the fortress. Today, a small adjacent museum shows the history of
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Between 354 AD and 361 AD, a huge triumphal monument was erected next to the camp and city. Contemporary reports suggest that Emperor
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quadrocopter, which captured a sufficient number of photographs to create an overlap among them. Then, using a technique called
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is a cultural organisation that aims support the cultural and philosophical heritage of Europe and promotes
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in both traditional and contemporary styles. The festival was founded around 1988 by the italian artist
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History of the Greeks and Romans, Volume 16: The Principles of Rome, from Augustus to Alexander Severus
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in the Carnuntum Archaeological Park extending over an area of 10 km near today's villages of
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One or more of the preceding sentences incorporates text from a publication now in the
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before 14 AD. A few years later, it became the centre of the Roman fortifications along the
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was sent to Carnuntum for a few years from about 63 AD. During the brief reign of
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Scale Model of Carnuntum in Roman times (amphitheatre and region outside city walls)
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Significant Romanisation happened when the town was selected as the garrison of the
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returned to Carnuntum and rebuilt its fortress. While some of the legion fought in
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in 68 AD, was allocated to Carnuntum until about 71 AD after his defeat by
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The archaeological museum Carnuntinum, which is situated in the village of
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province. It also became a large city of approximately 50,000 inhabitants.
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where it stayed for three centuries until the frontier collapsed in 430.
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In Roman times, Carnuntum had a history as a major trading centre for
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on the bank of the Danube" to protect the losers of a dispute between
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resided there for three years (172–175) during the war against the
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Decker, Kurt; Gangl, Georg; Kandler, Manfred (1 October 2006).
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was so impressed with the ruins that he based his first novel,
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from 50 AD. After the 1st century, it was capital of the
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appear, together with an eponymous opera based on the novel.
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was next to the palace ruins, also referred to as the large
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The remains of the civilian city extend around the village
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ordered the governor of Pannonia "to have a legion with an
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In 117–118 AD, Carnuntum became the permanent quarters of
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The Archaeological Park Carnuntum comprises three sites:
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by Hadrian. Its importance is indicated by the fact that
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Around 350 Carnuntum suffered severe earthquake damage.
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Septimia Colonia Aurelia Antoniana. During the reign of
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Morris, J.; Jones, A. H. M.; Martindale, J. R. (1992).
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Carnuntum first occurs in history during the reign of
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campus which was most likely used for chariot races.
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In 71 AD, after several campaigns, the Legio XV
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Its impressive remains are situated on the Danube in
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Index

Archaeological Park Carnuntum

lead section
summarize
provide an accessible overview

canabae
Carnuntum is located in Austria
Lower Austria
Pannonia Superior
48°6′48″N 16°51′41″E / 48.11333°N 16.86139°E / 48.11333; 16.86139
Castrum
Roman Empire

Ancient Greek
Ptolemy
Roman legionary
Latin
castra
Pannonian fleet
Pannonia Superior
Lower Austria
Vienna
Bratislava
Petronell-Carnuntum
Bad Deutsch-Altenburg
Augustus
Tiberius
castrum
Maroboduus

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