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Halmyris (Ancient Gr****: Ἁλμυρίς) was a
Roman and
Byzantine fort,
settlement and
naval port,
located 2.5 km east of the
village of
Murighiol at the mouth...
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Danube Delta –
UNESCO World Heritage Centre "The
Danube Delta –
Halmyris". www.
halmyris.org.
Archived from the
original on 2018-07-09.
Retrieved 2017-12-18...
- for
continuing to
teach his
distinctive doctrines, by
banishing him to
Halmyris in
Scythia Minor. He
afterwards resided at
Chalcedon and at
Caesarea in...
- Crișan, Caraorman,
Chilia Veche. The city of Tulcea. The
Roman fort of
Halmyris. The
Tulcea County Council,
renewed at the 2020
local elections, consists...
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scholars have
speculated that the word
could be
derived from the Gr****
halmyris ('a
salty thing' and
source for the
Latin word for brine, salmuria) and...
- mean "violet lake". The
archaeological site of
Halmyris is
located near the
village of Murighiol.
Halmyris was a
Roman legionary fort from the 1st–4th centuries...
- of the city
where there were at
least five
other Christian basilicas.
Halmyris bay was
eventually closed by sand
deposits and
access to the
Black Sea...
- (kelivanon)
being introduced around 520 AD as
evidenced at the fort of
Halmyris in Romania. More than a
dozen individual lamellar cuir****es are
known from...
- Istros,
which has a
length of 32m and a
displacement of 125 tonnes; and
Halmyris, a
laboratory boat
bridge of 32
meters long and a
displacement capacity...
- Valentin; Topoleanu, Florin. "A New
Relief of the
Thracian Horseman from
Halmyris". In:
Peuce (Serie Nouă) -
Studii şi
cercetari de
istorie şi arheologie...
