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and the floor is decorated by mosaics with geometrical patterns. The basilica had three doors on its western side which led into the narthex, with another three doors leading to the nave. There were another two entrances on the southern side. A baptistry, shaped as an octopetalous rosette, is located
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due to the similarities in their names and the finding of some old artifacts in Lipjan, but the evidence was lacking. In 1953, the finding of four graves in the northern part of the cemetery finally confirmed the location of Ulpiana. Excavations started immediately and the first stage of excavations
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that was discovered in the 1950s. It is 33.5m long and 14m wide. The basilica seems to have been built in five different phases and it is also known as "the church of martyrs" due to its presumed dedication to the martyrs Florus and Laurus. The basilica was built in the 6th century AD and it has a
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Research attention has so far mainly been given to the findings of the objects in the north entrance of the city. With the addition of the use of air photography and satellites in the past years, archaeologists, with no costly digging and no invasive procedures, were able to find and describe many
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Geophysical research made by archaeologists has shown that there are more than 120 hectares worth of objects within the territory of the ancient town. There are two fortified parts of the city, with the first one consisting of an area of 35.5 hectares, and the second one, discovered in 2022, being
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In 2012, archaeologists discovered the remains of a basilica that was constructed before the 5th century AD. It is 40 m (130 ft) long and 20 m (65 ft) wide and consisted of two aisles and a nave, divided by columns. The nave ended with a single apse in the east. The apse had a
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In August 2022, a basilica was discovered in the 4th sector of the archaeological park, located within the 19-hectares fortified section that is located to the north-east of the rest of the city. The basilica, being 70 m (230 ft) long and 20 m (66 ft) wide is the largest in
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as early as the 1st century AD and had an important role in the development and importance of the city. The first mention of Christians in Ulpiana is the martyrdom of the brothers Florus and Laurus. They were originally from Constantinople and were building a pagan temple in Ulpiana when their
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7.5m to the south of the basilica. The original basilica seems to have been destroyed by an earthquake in 358 AD, and then it was rebuilt a few decades later, only to be destroyed again in the 6th century, with holes as deep as 1 meter being present in the nave.
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The Northern Necropolis (Memoria) is an edifice, located outside the city walls, on top of a cemetery. It was unearthed during the first phase of the excavations in the 1950s. The initial findings were four graves, followed by the discovery of multiple
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The castrum is a field military garrison of the Roman army located 100m to the east of the eastern-wall of Ulpiana and had a size of 16 hectares. Not much is known about it, since it has been located via ground scanning and has not been excavated yet.
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A trench in Ulpiana, which shows the continuity of life in this city from prehistoric times until after Justinian the Great. Note the many layers built on top of each other culminating with the top layer of marble from the time of
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Ulpiana and one of the largest in the region, and is believed to have belonged to the Archbishop of Ulpiana. The floor of the basilica has many mosaics which are currently being unearthed. In 2023, a mosaic related to
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Several objects have been found in the ruins of the city, with the most important ones being the sculptures of a woman's head; a man's head; the head of Eros, a tragic mask, a terracotta figure, pottery, and coins.
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Many objects pre-dating Roman rule have also been found in and around Ulpiana. In 1982, a prehistoric cemetery from the 13th-9th centuries BC was discovered at the center of the city, containing ceramics and other
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portrays a childish face with long hair, but it is not clear what its purpose or meaning was. Finally, a tragic mask is a 27.5 cm-high theatrical mask made of marble and was found at the site of the
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Ulpiana is located at the center of the Balkans and as such, it played a vital role in the region at the peak of its development. It was one of the main gravitational and communication centers between
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Archaeological evidence suggests that after reaching its peak, Ulpiana shrank in the 5th and 6th centuries, due to natural disasters, as well as barbarian attacks during the weakening and subsequent
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Ulpiana in the province of Dardania, whose defended area is 35.5 ha, is also among the big Balkan centers of late antiquity. During the reign of Justinian I it was renamed in Iustiniana Secunda
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big antique buildings which included a public bathroom, the forum (administrative center of the city), a residency of the bishop in the era of the early Christianity, and a baptismal chapel.
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is an 18 cm-high sculpture that represents a middle-aged woman and is made of fine-grained marble. It is assumed to be from the end of the fourth century. A 33 cm-high
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and Shashkoc and archaeological findings suggest that the city was inhabited even before Roman rule. The first known mention of Ulpiana in ancient sources was done by
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has an area of 161.10 hectares and a surrounding protection zone of 96.23 hectares. Ulpiana was among the largest settlements in the Balkans in late antiquity.
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was discovered in the basilica. The mosaic shows that the basilica's construction was commissioned by Justinian himself and possibly dedicated to his wife
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Despite being mentioned in historical documents since the 2nd century AD, the location of Ulpiana was not known in modern times until after
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lasted between 1954 and 1959. The second stage of excavations took place in the 1980s and 1990s, followed by further excavations after the
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was proclaimed an archaeological park under the permanent protection of Kosovo by the Kosova Council for Cultural Heritage in 2016. The
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attacked the city with 3,000 soldiers, plundering it and destroying parts of it. According to the chronicle and writings of
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Christian identity was deciphered and they were martyred. In the second half of the 4th century, before the invasion of the
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floor mosaic, which has not yet been revealed. Its southern wall has three columns, which suggest that the Basilica had a
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of Dardania was placed in Ulpiana. The first known bishop of Ulpiana is Machedonius, who was a member of the council of
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about 19 hectares. To the north of the first area, there is a cemetery with a church built on top of it, known as the
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Ulpiana reached the peak of its development in the 3rd and 4th centuries AD, at some point becoming the
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A layer of ash and carbon from the time the city was burnt down by the Slavs in the 7th-8th century AD.
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The Baptisterium, not far from the Basilica, but even closer to another church not yet excavated.
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The city of Ulpiana was established in the 1st century AD, possibly developing from a concentrated
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center of Dardania and hosting the Archbishop of Dardania. During this time, Ulpiana was known as
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Hoxhaj, Enver (1999). "Die frühchristliche dardanische Stadt Ulpiana und ihr Verhältnis zu Rom".
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and the archaeological city is located in the villages Hajvalia, Laplje Selo, and the town of
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at the beginning of the 2nd century. The upgrade to municipium took place during the rule of
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A panorama of the Baptisterium. Note: to the right of it is where the water came in from.
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Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport, Archaeological Institute of Kosovo, Prishtina 2012
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A view of the right pipe that brought water to the Baptistry of the Episcopal Basilica.
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figurine was discovered in 2016 near the two towers of the northern gate of the city.
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rebuilt the city and its fortifications sometime after 535 AD and renamed the city to
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A view of the two towers of the Northern Gate, with a narrow entrance in the middle.
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made of marble. Two tombstones were also found, with one of them dedicated to some
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The most important findings of the city are a church on the northern cemetery (the
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Parović-Pešikan, Maja (1981). "Antička Ulpijana prema dosadšnjim istraživanjima".
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to ease problems among different Christian groups there. Ulpiana remained the
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Berisha, Milot; Haldari, Arben; Goddard, Christophe; Mukai, Tomoo (2017).
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The layout of the Episcopal Basilica (right) and baptismal chapel (left)
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earthquake, resulting in some buildings being damaged. In 472 AD, King
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Justiniana Secunda - ancient Roman city located in what is today Kosovo
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A continuation of the marble wall, with the "time trench" to the left.
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The tombstone of Aelia Clementilla, found at the Northern Necropolis.
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Goldsworthy, Adrian Keith; Haynes, Ian; Adams, Colin E. P. (1997).
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Chronique des activités archéologiques de l'École française de Rome
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street network, living quarters, utility buildings, as well as an
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4th century mosaic with cross patterns and dedicatory inscriptions
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before the year 117. An earthquake in 518 destroyed the city, but
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Actas del XIII Congreso AIEMA Madrid, 14-18 de Septiembre de 2015
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Traianus), during whose reign it was upgraded to the status of a
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Ulpiana lies in fertile land, near the left bank of the river
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Propylaeum ad Acta Sanctorum Decembris: Martyrologium Romanum
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Turkish archaeologists reveal 6th century baptistery abroad
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Gassmann, Guntram; Körlin, Gabriele; Klein, Sabine (2011).
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A view of the left pipe that brought water to Baptisterium.
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and dates back to the second decade of the 2nd century AD.
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with inscriptions from Ulpiana have been found in 2013 in
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An excavated grave at the Northern Necropolis of Ulpiana.
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on its eastern side and a two-columned door between its
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Ulpiana is located 12km to the southwest of Prishtinë.
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language, despite being made by a Byzantine emperor.
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A view of the Early Christian Basilica from the front
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University of Heidelberg. 2015-11-10 1359:"Kosova Council for Cultural Heritage" 429:. To the east of the city, there is a 1456:. Archaeological Institute of Kosova. 1419:. NOUS Publishers. 1999. p. 44. 7: 1411: 1409: 1090:The two towers of the Northern Gate. 1808:(in Albanian). Pristina. 2023-08-15 1232:(Encyclopedic Dictionary of Kosova) 843:may have been built to replace the 580:. Other known bishops were Paulus ( 452:and other roads that connected the 366:. 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Justiniana

A map of Ulpiana.
A map of Ulpiana.
Graçanicë
Kosovo
District of Prishtinë
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Byzantine Empire
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Kosovo
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