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Presence of the Oriental Community Evidenced by Epigraphic Monuments from Dardania

Dardania Tarafından Epigrafik Anıtlardan Sağlanan Doğu Topluluğunun Varlığı

Emine HAJDARİ
Pages
615–622
Publication Date
2020-06-22
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The epigraphic data found makes it clear the presence of oriental communities in the whole territory of Dardania, who except for being in the military and in trade, also held public functions in urban centres.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Upon the invasion of Dardania by the Romans and its inclusion in the administrative, political and judicial framework, the Dardanians became subject to a number of socio-political, economic and cultural changes.
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Key Findings & Data:As part of such changes, representatives of various communities arrived in Dardania, who came from military, colonizers, merchants, slaves and metal craftsmen, as evidenced by epigraphic monuments.
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Conclusion & Impact:The epigraphic data found makes it clear the presence of oriental communities in the whole territory of Dardania, who except for being in the military and in trade, also held public functions in urban centres.
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⚙️Variables:Dardania · oriental community · epigraphic monuments

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Upon the invasion of Dardania by the Romans and its inclusion in the administrative, political and judicial framework, the Dardanians became subject to a number of socio-political, economic and cultural changes. As part of such changes, representatives of various communities arrived in Dardania, who came from military, colonizers, merchants, slaves and metal craftsmen, as evidenced by epigraphic monuments. Given Dardania’s geographic position as well as its natural riches, provided that several Roman citizens arrived in the province from the eastern and western provinces. The epigraphic data found makes it clear the presence of oriental communities in the whole territory of Dardania, who except for being in the military and in trade, also held public functions in urban centres.

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Upon the invasion of Dardania by the Romans and its inclusion in the administrative, political and judicial framework, the Dardanians became subject to a number of socio-political, economic and cultural changes. As part of such changes, representatives of various communities arrived in Dardania, who came from military, colonizers, merchants, slaves and metal craftsmen, as evidenced by epigraphic monuments. Given Dardania’s geographic position as well as its natural riches, provided that several Roman citizens arrived in the province from the eastern and western provinces. The epigraphic data found makes it clear the presence of oriental communities in the whole territory of Dardania, who except for being in the military and in trade, also held public functions in urban centres.

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HAJDARİ, E. (2020). Presence of the Oriental Community Evidenced by Epigraphic Monuments from Dardania. Tarih ve Gelecek Dergisi, Cilt: 7 - Sayı: 2, 615–622. https://ajindex.com/articles/210524

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