Burnum
| archaeological site, Roman Empire, ancient ruins
Croatia /
Sibenik-Knin /
Kistanje /
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/ Croatia
/ Sibenik-Knin
/ Kistanje
archaeological site, Roman Empire, ancient ruins
The ancient Roman settlement of Burnum was located southwest of Knin. The town originated as a military camp with its characteristic blunted-corner rectangular shape. The amphitheater is located some distance to the west of the fortified perimeter. It was established in the 1st century BC, and was destroyed in the 6th century AD during the wars between the Eastern Roman (Byzantine) emperor Justinian I and the Ostrogoths.
Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burnum
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 44°1'7"N 16°1'33"E
- Amphitheatre of Burnum 0.7 km
- Archaeological Site 35 km
- Archaelogical site 50 km
- Salona 64 km
- A section of the southern wall of the Diocletian's Palace 66 km
- Palace of Diocletian 66 km
- Peristil 66 km
- Glavica 103 km
- Cyclop walls of ancient Faros 104 km
- Cissa 106 km
- Padjene Wind Farm 7.5 km
- NP Krka 11 km
- Ramljane 14 km
- Visovačko jezero 16 km
- ex JNA 17 km
- skladiste Trbounje 18 km
- Municipality of Knin 21 km
- Visovačko jezero 22 km
- Prokljansko jezero 26 km
- Moseć 29 km