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AIAC_5356 - Amantia - 2013Excavations during 2013 in the ancient city of Amantia focused on two points, the first in the necropolis of the city, specifically in the so-called "Jew's Tomb" and in the Paleo-Christian basilica. Regarding the tomb, the initial work was to excavate the entire space around the tomb to highlight its external structure. During this year, the work was also focused on the Paleo-Christian basilica, where, in addition to the documentation of some elements of the sculpture, the excavation of the basilica's reliquary was carried out. The excavation shows us that the reliquary was opened at a time that cannot be determined. The reliquary was made of five limestone slabs and measured 44 cm long, 38 cm wide and 38 cm deep. After the excavation was completed, only a few animal bones and the fragment of the limestone altar table were found inside.
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AIAC_5356 - Amantia - 2014During 2014, excavations focused only on monumental tomb 107, which was damaged during the summer of 2013. First, the removal of the upper layer of the monumental tomb was carried out, in which some sherds from the Hellenistic period emerged. On the outer side of the monumental tomb, the excavation brought to light the existence of inhumation and cremation graves. One of them on the southern side of the monumental tomb no 107, a tomb with simple architecture was discovered. The grave was covered with tiles (Cappuccina type). The length of the grave was 195 cm, while the width was 50 cm.Inside it the body was lying supine. The inventory of accompanying objects consists of an unguentaria, a lamp, a table amphora, a skyphos, an omega-type needle, as well a bronze coin of the Epirote League with the legend Zeus-Thunderbolt (234-168/147 BC). Based on the inventory, the grave is dated to the middle of the second century BC. Three urns were also discovered along the perimeter of the ring. The bone material they contained mainly belonged to children. While inside the tomb, the excavation of cist graves damaged by clandestine interventions, as well as the layer of destruction created as a result of clandestine excavations, is almost completed. The archaeological material found during the excavation of this layer of destruction consisted of a gold ring, a double needle, a gold leaf, a bone box, some coins, etc. Despite the fact that the excavation is not completely finished, it was possible to understand almost completely all the stages of the construction of this tomb. The grave has an external diameter of 9.12m and after the burials, it is thought that the grave was filled. The authors of the excavation, based on the material that came out during the excavation, as well as its structure, think that this grave can be dated between c. III - II AD. Also, during this year, the excavation of the grave, which received the number 121 located in the place known as “Qafa e Luadhi” was carried out. The tomb was of the cist type with northwest-southeast orientation. Its dimensions were length 1.96m and width 0.58m. Bricks were used for its construction and only a few bone fragments and no inventory were found inside the tomb.
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AIAC_5356 - Amantia - 2015The architectural structures of tomb 107, resulting from the archaeological excavations of the Institute of Archeology project in 2014-2016, belong to a monumental tomb of the "Built Mound" type. The mound is located on the eastern side of the northeast necropolis from which there is a very good view of the Vjose river valley (ancient Aos). The mound was discovered by clandestine excavations, which with mechanical means had damaged the eastern wall and part of the graves inside the mound. It consists of a circular drum built with conglomerate stone blocks, within which are framed 5 cist tombs built with bricks and covered with stone slabs. Only two of them are preserved intact. The drum, has a diameter of about 9.12 m. In the western part, one of the upper blocks of the wall served as a place where the tomb stele was supported. In the inner part of the ring of the mound, the graves were covered by a layer of gravel and clay. In this part, several urns containing buried children were found. The tombs themselves are not contemporaneous constructions, but were built from the end of the third century BC until the beginning of the secondd century BC. Their walls are built with square bricks of different sizes, 44 x 44 x 8 cm and 40 x 40 x 8 cm. Inside the walls of the tombs there were murals that are no longer preserved. Although the graves were robbed, the inventory found shows that they were rich in objects. Gold objects were found inside the graves, such as rings, double needles and crown leaves. About 18 coins were found, 3 of silver and the rest of bronze. Most of the coins are coins of the Epirote League (years 234-168 BC), one is a coin of Ambrakis (years 238-168 BC) and one is a coin of Hestis in Euboea (years 197-147 BC).
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AIAC_5356 - Amantia - 2016In 2016, in the northeastern necropolis of Amantia, the monumental tomb no. 3 was excavated. The grave was part of a group with monumental architecture, of the vaulted type. The side walls of the tomb were visible on the surface, as the vault cover was missing. Apparently, the grave was excavated and cleaned during the Second World War, as evidenced by the finds of bullet casings of that time found on the floor of the grave. The burial chamber measures 4.40 x 3.25 m. Also, the tomb has a short corridor in front, the entrance of which was closed vertically with a monolithic slab of pumice stone. The corridor has deepened in the ancient terrain, on a longitudinal axis with the burial chamber. A part of it was built at a later stage. The built part is similar to a pseudo corridor measuring 0.70 m x 0.75 m x 1.80 m. The corridor leads to the burial chamber, which is built entirely from stone conglomerates blocks of different sizes. The maximal height of the chamber, 2.06 m, is supported on the dividing wall between two areas. The coverage of the chamber is done by cylindrical vault, more precisely with a segmental vault, that starts at 1.55 m from the longitudinal walls and closes with a 2.06 m height from the floor level. The floor of the chamber consist of a pressed layer of sandy clay of crucible compound. The doorway of the chamber, which is created in the dividing wall between the two areas, is rectangular and measures 1.50 m x 0.60 m. In front of the tomb in the northwest, during the excavation, another tomb was discovered, with simple architecture, covered with tiles, inside which urns were found. Monumental tomb no. 3 and the tomb with tiles in front of it date from the third-second century BC.
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AIAC_5356 - Amantia - 2018Tomb no. 12 is located down the Amantia hill, along the northern slope, outside the city walls. On the side of the hill around the grave are found others with simple architecture, but graves with monumental architecture have been identified. The soil has a pumice clay composition, and as a result erosion is quite active in this part of the necropolis. The tomb is classified as a semi-cylindrical barrel vaulted tomb. Nowadays, the tomb is destroyed and missing its roof. Tomb no. 12 is built with conglomerate stone blocks of various sizes. The tomb has a rectangular plan with external dimensions of 5 m x 3 m and is oriented along its longitudinal axis northeast-southwest, with an entrance from the southwest. The burial chamber was roofed with a semi-cylindrical barrel vault constructed with voussoirs, which was raised above the longitudinal walls and closed at the height of 3 m from the floor level. Along the northwest and posterior side, the chamber is furnished with two stone beds at a right angle. The interior of the tomb has been covered with lime plaster. For the construction of tomb no.12 the terrain was reinforced with a terraced wall of stone blocks. Most likely the above ground part of the tomb was once covered with a mound. The degrading of these structure elements have been among the main causes of the collapse of the tomb which has probably occurred since antiquity. Part of the former inventory was found fragmented inside and outside the tomb. Ceramics with applied relief provide good dating elements. Based on the data of the ceramics, it is likely that the tomb was built around the end of the third century B.C. The scanty human remains prove that the inhumation was practiced as burial rite.
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AIAC_5356 - Amantia - 2021The monumental tomb no 27 in the ancient city of Amantia is located in the southern necropolis. It is situated on a hill facing east-west. The hill has compact geological composition and creates a safe and strong ground for the placement of a monumental tomb. The tomb was documented in a rescue archeological excavation during 2021. The tomb consists of of a burial chamber covered with a barrel vault and a tiled roof- Material of Hellenistic period was found only in an open pit on the floor of the burial chamber. The overall dimensions of the burial chamber from the outside are 4 x 4 m and height 4 m. On the central axis of the tomb chamber extends a corridor / dromos about 6 m long, roofed with horizontal slabs. The second half of the century III B.C. is suggested to be the first date of the construction of the tomb. In late antiquity the tomb was looted and reused on the inside, while a cemetery was built on the top of it. This contained 8 tombs, mostly cysts built with spolia taken from the monumental tomb and one tomb built a cappucina, with tiles. -
AIAC_5356 - Amantia - 2022Monumental tomb no 26 (called the Jew's Tomb by the inhabitants of the area) in the ancient city of Amantia is located in the southern necropolis. It is built on the edge of a ridge. The tomb is classified as Π-shape, with a raised facade on the western side and open on the eastern side. The architecture of the tomb is composed of a platform with stone blocks, 8 m long and 6 m wide, as well as two tombs inside it, one with a brick cover and the other with a stone slab cover. Other examples of this type of tomb have been found in other areas of the ancient necropolis of Amantia, as well as in the necropolis of the Illyrian city of Bylis. The monumental tomb no 26 is the most monumental specimen of graves of this type, documented so far in Albania, in the territory of South Illyria. It dates to the third century BC. -
AIAC_5356 - Amantia - 2023A building with dimensions of 3 m and 3.5 m is located in front of the ancient stadium on the eastern terrace. In 2023, its excavation and a partial restoration of the side walls were carried out. The side walls are built with dry stone blocks. Excavation revealed the floor laid with stone tiles. The material found dates it to the third- second century BC. The building was reused in late antiquity, as evidenced by the significant amount of tiles found during the excavation. A tomb from the late Roman period was found in the northern wall of the building. The grave was covered with tiles, while the remains of an individual were found inside, without accompanying inventory. The building is part of a building complex, the function of which is not yet known.
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- Amantia
- Year
- 2013
- Summary
- en Excavations during 2013 in the ancient city of Amantia focused on two points, the first in the necropolis of the city, specifically in the so-called "Jew's Tomb" and in the Paleo-Christian basilica. Regarding the tomb, the initial work was to excavate the entire space around the tomb to highlight its external structure. During this year, the work was also focused on the Paleo-Christian basilica, where, in addition to the documentation of some elements of the sculpture, the excavation of the basilica's reliquary was carried out. The excavation shows us that the reliquary was opened at a time that cannot be determined. The reliquary was made of five limestone slabs and measured 44 cm long, 38 cm wide and 38 cm deep. After the excavation was completed, only a few animal bones and the fragment of the limestone altar table were found inside.
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- Name
- Amantia
- Year
- 2014
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During 2014, excavations focused only on monumental tomb 107, which was damaged during the summer of 2013. First, the removal of the upper layer of the monumental tomb was carried out, in which some sherds from the Hellenistic period emerged. On the outer side of the monumental tomb, the excavation brought to light the existence of inhumation and cremation graves. One of them on the southern side of the monumental tomb no 107, a tomb with simple architecture was discovered. The grave was covered with tiles (Cappuccina type). The length of the grave was 195 cm, while the width was 50 cm.Inside it the body was lying supine. The inventory of accompanying objects consists of an unguentaria, a lamp, a table amphora, a skyphos, an omega-type needle, as well a bronze coin of the Epirote League with the legend Zeus-Thunderbolt (234-168/147 BC). Based on the inventory, the grave is dated to the middle of the second century BC. Three urns were also discovered along the perimeter of the ring. The bone material they contained mainly belonged to children. While inside the tomb, the excavation of cist graves damaged by clandestine interventions, as well as the layer of destruction created as a result of clandestine excavations, is almost completed. The archaeological material found during the excavation of this layer of destruction consisted of a gold ring, a double needle, a gold leaf, a bone box, some coins, etc. Despite the fact that the excavation is not completely finished, it was possible to understand almost completely all the stages of the construction of this tomb. The grave has an external diameter of 9.12m and after the burials, it is thought that the grave was filled. The authors of the excavation, based on the material that came out during the excavation, as well as its structure, think that this grave can be dated between c. III - II AD.
Also, during this year, the excavation of the grave, which received the number 121 located in the place known as “Qafa e Luadhi” was carried out. The tomb was of the cist type with northwest-southeast orientation. Its dimensions were length 1.96m and width 0.58m. Bricks were used for its construction and only a few bone fragments and no inventory were found inside the tomb.
Media
- Name
- Amantia
- Year
- 2015
- Summary
- The architectural structures of tomb 107, resulting from the archaeological excavations of the Institute of Archeology project in 2014-2016, belong to a monumental tomb of the "Built Mound" type. The mound is located on the eastern side of the northeast necropolis from which there is a very good view of the Vjose river valley (ancient Aos). The mound was discovered by clandestine excavations, which with mechanical means had damaged the eastern wall and part of the graves inside the mound. It consists of a circular drum built with conglomerate stone blocks, within which are framed 5 cist tombs built with bricks and covered with stone slabs. Only two of them are preserved intact. The drum, has a diameter of about 9.12 m. In the western part, one of the upper blocks of the wall served as a place where the tomb stele was supported. In the inner part of the ring of the mound, the graves were covered by a layer of gravel and clay. In this part, several urns containing buried children were found. The tombs themselves are not contemporaneous constructions, but were built from the end of the third century BC until the beginning of the secondd century BC. Their walls are built with square bricks of different sizes, 44 x 44 x 8 cm and 40 x 40 x 8 cm. Inside the walls of the tombs there were murals that are no longer preserved. Although the graves were robbed, the inventory found shows that they were rich in objects. Gold objects were found inside the graves, such as rings, double needles and crown leaves. About 18 coins were found, 3 of silver and the rest of bronze. Most of the coins are coins of the Epirote League (years 234-168 BC), one is a coin of Ambrakis (years 238-168 BC) and one is a coin of Hestis in Euboea (years 197-147 BC).
- en The architectural structures of tomb 107, resulting from the archaeological excavations of the Institute of Archeology project in 2014-2016, belong to a monumental tomb of the "Built Mound" type. The mound is located on the eastern side of the northeast necropolis from which there is a very good view of the Vjose river valley (ancient Aos). The mound was discovered by clandestine excavations, which with mechanical means had damaged the eastern wall and part of the graves inside the mound. It consists of a circular drum built with conglomerate stone blocks, within which are framed 5 cist tombs built with bricks and covered with stone slabs. Only two of them are preserved intact. The drum, has a diameter of about 9.12 m. In the western part, one of the upper blocks of the wall served as a place where the tomb stele was supported. In the inner part of the ring of the mound, the graves were covered by a layer of gravel and clay. In this part, several urns containing buried children were found. The tombs themselves are not contemporaneous constructions, but were built from the end of the third century BC until the beginning of the secondd century BC. Their walls are built with square bricks of different sizes, 44 x 44 x 8 cm and 40 x 40 x 8 cm. Inside the walls of the tombs there were murals that are no longer preserved. Although the graves were robbed, the inventory found shows that they were rich in objects. Gold objects were found inside the graves, such as rings, double needles and crown leaves. About 18 coins were found, 3 of silver and the rest of bronze. Most of the coins are coins of the Epirote League (years 234-168 BC), one is a coin of Ambrakis (years 238-168 BC) and one is a coin of Hestis in Euboea (years 197-147 BC).
Media
- Name
- Amantia
- Year
- 2016
- Summary
- In 2016, in the northeastern necropolis of Amantia, the monumental tomb no. 3 was excavated. The grave was part of a group with monumental architecture, of the vaulted type. The side walls of the tomb were visible on the surface, as the vault cover was missing. Apparently, the grave was excavated and cleaned during the Second World War, as evidenced by the finds of bullet casings of that time found on the floor of the grave. The burial chamber measures 4.40 x 3.25 m. Also, the tomb has a short corridor in front, the entrance of which was closed vertically with a monolithic slab of pumice stone. The corridor has deepened in the ancient terrain, on a longitudinal axis with the burial chamber. A part of it was built at a later stage. The built part is similar to a pseudo corridor measuring 0.70 m x 0.75 m x 1.80 m. The corridor leads to the burial chamber, which is built entirely from stone conglomerates blocks of different sizes. The maximal height of the chamber, 2.06 m, is supported on the dividing wall between two areas. The coverage of the chamber is done by cylindrical vault, more precisely with a segmental vault, that starts at 1.55 m from the longitudinal walls and closes with a 2.06 m height from the floor level. The floor of the chamber consist of a pressed layer of sandy clay of crucible compound. The doorway of the chamber, which is created in the dividing wall between the two areas, is rectangular and measures 1.50 m x 0.60 m. In front of the tomb in the northwest, during the excavation, another tomb was discovered, with simple architecture, covered with tiles, inside which urns were found. Monumental tomb no. 3 and the tomb with tiles in front of it date from the third-second century BC.
- en In 2016, in the northeastern necropolis of Amantia, the monumental tomb no. 3 was excavated. The grave was part of a group with monumental architecture, of the vaulted type. The side walls of the tomb were visible on the surface, as the vault cover was missing. Apparently, the grave was excavated and cleaned during the Second World War, as evidenced by the finds of bullet casings of that time found on the floor of the grave. The burial chamber measures 4.40 x 3.25 m. Also, the tomb has a short corridor in front, the entrance of which was closed vertically with a monolithic slab of pumice stone. The corridor has deepened in the ancient terrain, on a longitudinal axis with the burial chamber. A part of it was built at a later stage. The built part is similar to a pseudo corridor measuring 0.70 m x 0.75 m x 1.80 m. The corridor leads to the burial chamber, which is built entirely from stone conglomerates blocks of different sizes. The maximal height of the chamber, 2.06 m, is supported on the dividing wall between two areas. The coverage of the chamber is done by cylindrical vault, more precisely with a segmental vault, that starts at 1.55 m from the longitudinal walls and closes with a 2.06 m height from the floor level. The floor of the chamber consist of a pressed layer of sandy clay of crucible compound. The doorway of the chamber, which is created in the dividing wall between the two areas, is rectangular and measures 1.50 m x 0.60 m. In front of the tomb in the northwest, during the excavation, another tomb was discovered, with simple architecture, covered with tiles, inside which urns were found. Monumental tomb no. 3 and the tomb with tiles in front of it date from the third-second century BC.
Media
- Name
- Amantia
- Year
- 2018
- Summary
- en Tomb no. 12 is located down the Amantia hill, along the northern slope, outside the city walls. On the side of the hill around the grave are found others with simple architecture, but graves with monumental architecture have been identified. The soil has a pumice clay composition, and as a result erosion is quite active in this part of the necropolis. The tomb is classified as a semi-cylindrical barrel vaulted tomb. Nowadays, the tomb is destroyed and missing its roof. Tomb no. 12 is built with conglomerate stone blocks of various sizes. The tomb has a rectangular plan with external dimensions of 5 m x 3 m and is oriented along its longitudinal axis northeast-southwest, with an entrance from the southwest. The burial chamber was roofed with a semi-cylindrical barrel vault constructed with voussoirs, which was raised above the longitudinal walls and closed at the height of 3 m from the floor level. Along the northwest and posterior side, the chamber is furnished with two stone beds at a right angle. The interior of the tomb has been covered with lime plaster. For the construction of tomb no.12 the terrain was reinforced with a terraced wall of stone blocks. Most likely the above ground part of the tomb was once covered with a mound. The degrading of these structure elements have been among the main causes of the collapse of the tomb which has probably occurred since antiquity. Part of the former inventory was found fragmented inside and outside the tomb. Ceramics with applied relief provide good dating elements. Based on the data of the ceramics, it is likely that the tomb was built around the end of the third century B.C. The scanty human remains prove that the inhumation was practiced as burial rite.
- Tomb no. 12 is located down the Amantia hill, along the northern slope, outside the city walls. On the side of the hill around the grave are found others with simple architecture, but graves with monumental architecture have been identified. The soil has a pumice clay composition, and as a result erosion is quite active in this part of the necropolis. The tomb is classified as a semi-cylindrical barrel vaulted tomb. Nowadays, the tomb is destroyed and missing its roof. Tomb no. 12 is built with conglomerate stone blocks of various sizes. The tomb has a rectangular plan with external dimensions of 5 m x 3 m and is oriented along its longitudinal axis northeast-southwest, with an entrance from the southwest. The burial chamber was roofed with a semi-cylindrical barrel vault constructed with voussoirs, which was raised above the longitudinal walls and closed at the height of 3 m from the floor level. Along the northwest and posterior side, the chamber is furnished with two stone beds at a right angle. The interior of the tomb has been covered with lime plaster. For the construction of tomb no.12 the terrain was reinforced with a terraced wall of stone blocks. Most likely the above ground part of the tomb was once covered with a mound. The degrading of these structure elements have been among the main causes of the collapse of the tomb which has probably occurred since antiquity. Part of the former inventory was found fragmented inside and outside the tomb. Ceramics with applied relief provide good dating elements. Based on the data of the ceramics, it is likely that the tomb was built around the end of the third century B.C. The scanty human remains prove that the inhumation was practiced as burial rite.
- Director
- Jamarbër Buzo
Media
- Name
- Amantia
- Year
- 2021
- Summary
- The monumental tomb no 27 in the ancient city of Amantia is located in the southern necropolis. It is situated on a hill facing east-west. The hill has compact geological composition and creates a safe and strong ground for the placement of a monumental tomb. The tomb was documented in a rescue archeological excavation during 2021. The tomb consists of of a burial chamber covered with a barrel vault and a tiled roof- Material of Hellenistic period was found only in an open pit on the floor of the burial chamber. The overall dimensions of the burial chamber from the outside are 4 x 4 m and height 4 m. On the central axis of the tomb chamber extends a corridor / dromos about 6 m long, roofed with horizontal slabs. The second half of the century III B.C. is suggested to be the first date of the construction of the tomb. In late antiquity the tomb was looted and reused on the inside, while a cemetery was built on the top of it. This contained 8 tombs, mostly cysts built with spolia taken from the monumental tomb and one tomb built a cappucina, with tiles.
- en The monumental tomb no 27 in the ancient city of Amantia is located in the southern necropolis. It is situated on a hill facing east-west. The hill has compact geological composition and creates a safe and strong ground for the placement of a monumental tomb. The tomb was documented in a rescue archeological excavation during 2021. The tomb consists of of a burial chamber covered with a barrel vault and a tiled roof- Material of Hellenistic period was found only in an open pit on the floor of the burial chamber. The overall dimensions of the burial chamber from the outside are 4 x 4 m and height 4 m. On the central axis of the tomb chamber extends a corridor / dromos about 6 m long, roofed with horizontal slabs. The second half of the century III B.C. is suggested to be the first date of the construction of the tomb. In late antiquity the tomb was looted and reused on the inside, while a cemetery was built on the top of it. This contained 8 tombs, mostly cysts built with spolia taken from the monumental tomb and one tomb built a cappucina, with tiles.
- Research Body
- Regional Directorate of Cultural Heritage-Vlora
- Directorate of Archaeological Service in the National Institute of Cultural Heritage
- Funding Body
- Regional Directorate of Cultural Heritage-Vlora
Media
- Name
- Amantia
- Year
- 2022
- Summary
- en Monumental tomb no 26 (called the Jew's Tomb by the inhabitants of the area) in the ancient city of Amantia is located in the southern necropolis. It is built on the edge of a ridge. The tomb is classified as Π-shape, with a raised facade on the western side and open on the eastern side. The architecture of the tomb is composed of a platform with stone blocks, 8 m long and 6 m wide, as well as two tombs inside it, one with a brick cover and the other with a stone slab cover. Other examples of this type of tomb have been found in other areas of the ancient necropolis of Amantia, as well as in the necropolis of the Illyrian city of Bylis. The monumental tomb no 26 is the most monumental specimen of graves of this type, documented so far in Albania, in the territory of South Illyria. It dates to the third century BC.
- Research Body
- Regional Directorate of Cultural Heritage-Vlora
- Funding Body
- Regional Directorate of Cultural Heritage-Vlora
Media
- Name
- Amantia
- Year
- 2023
- Summary
- A building with dimensions of 3 m and 3.5 m is located in front of the ancient stadium on the eastern terrace. In 2023, its excavation and a partial restoration of the side walls were carried out. The side walls are built with dry stone blocks. Excavation revealed the floor laid with stone tiles. The material found dates it to the third- second century BC. The building was reused in late antiquity, as evidenced by the significant amount of tiles found during the excavation. A tomb from the late Roman period was found in the northern wall of the building. The grave was covered with tiles, while the remains of an individual were found inside, without accompanying inventory. The building is part of a building complex, the function of which is not yet known.
- Director
- Kriledjan Ҫipa
- Mariglen Meshini-(Directorate of Archaeological Service in the National Institute of Cultural Heritage)
- Research Body
- Regional Directorate of Cultural Heritage-Vlora
- Directorate of Archaeological Service in the National Institute of Cultural Heritage
- Funding Body
- Regional Directorate of Cultural Heritage-Vlora
Media
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Hobdari-Buzo, 2014E. HOBDARI, J. BUZO., (2014) Raport i punës arkeologjike në Amantia (2013-2014), Iliria 38, p. 293-319.
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[Untitled]https://www.persee.fr/doc/iliri_1727-2548_2014_num_38_1_2483
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Buzo-Hobdari, 2019J. BUZO, E. HOBDARI., (2019) La Necropole D’Amantia, L’Illyrie Meridionale et L’Epire dans L’Antiquite-VI, Acte du VI colloque international de Tirana (20-23 mai 2015), edites par Jean-Luc Lamboley, Luan Përzhita er Altin Skënderaj, Volume II, p. 497-506.
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Buzo-Hobdari, 2016J. BUZO, E. HOBDARI., (2016) Varri monumental nr. 3 i Amantias, Iliria 40, p. 111-129.
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[Untitled]https://www.persee.fr/issue/iliri_1727-2548_2016_num_40_1
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Hobdari-Buzo, 2018E. HOBDARI, J. BUZO., (2018) Amantia: Raport i kërkimeve arkeologjike dhe propozime për zhvillimin e parkut, Candavia 7, pp. 305-316.
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Buzo, 2020J. BUZO., (2020) Varri monumental nr. 12 i Amantias/Monumental Tomb no. 12 of Amantia, Candavia 8, p. 229-248.