Roman antiquite "" inscription of the table of Trajan (Tabula Trajana) in Kostol in Serbia dating from the expedition led by Trajan in 100-103 against the Dacians

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Roman antiquite "" inscription of the table of Trajan (Tabula Trajana) in Kostol in Serbia dating from the expedition led by Trajan in 100-103 against the Dacians

ELD4962366 Roman antiquite "" inscription of the table of Trajan (Tabula Trajana) in Kostol in Serbia dating from the expedition led by Trajan in 100-103 against the Dacians, north of Danube- He had a military road drawn from Belgrade - This road passed on the mountainside on the right bank of the Iron Gates and reached a flatter area where Trajan made (the tabula trajana and the Trajan's bridge built by instruction of Emperor Trajan by Greek architect Apollodorus of Damascus for the deployment of Roman troops during the conquest of Dacia 103-105 Kladovo, Serbia) Bertolini; Private Collection; (add.info.: Roman antiquite "" inscription of the table of Trajan (Tabula Trajana) in Kostol in Serbia dating from the expedition led by Trajan in 100-103 against the Dacians, north of Danube- He had a military road drawn from Belgrade - This road passed on the mountainside on the right bank of the Iron Gates and reached a flatter area where Trajan made (the tabula trajana and the Trajan's bridge built by instruction of Emperor Trajan by Greek architect Apollodorus of Damascus for the deployment of Roman troops during the conquest of Dacia 103-105 Kladovo, Serbia) Bertolini); Photo © The Holbarn Archive

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EDITORS COMMENTS
This stunning print captures the essence of Roman antiquity with an inscription of the Table of Trajan (Tabula Trajana) in Kostol, Serbia. Dating back to the expedition led by Emperor Trajan in 100-103 against the Dacians, this historical artifact provides a glimpse into ancient military strategy and conquest. The inscription on the table reveals details about Trajan's military road drawn from Belgrade, which passed through treacherous mountainsides along the right bank of the Iron Gates before reaching a flatter area where important structures like the Tabula Trajana and Trajan's Bridge were built. These architectural marvels were constructed under the instruction of Emperor Trajan by Greek architect Apollodorus of Damascus to facilitate the deployment of Roman troops during their conquest of Dacia from 103-105 AD. The intricate carvings and detailed inscriptions on this ancient monument speak volumes about Rome's military prowess and engineering capabilities during that era. The photograph beautifully showcases these historical remnants, offering viewers a unique opportunity to connect with a significant period in Roman history. Overall, this print serves as a visual reminder of Rome's imperial ambitions and its enduring legacy in shaping European civilization. It is truly a testament to the power and grandeur of one of history's greatest empires.

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