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    HRV Rimska cisterna, tzv. „Tamnica“ je objekt u sklopu arheološkog nalazišta Colentum. „Tamnica“ je pripadala nadzemnom tipu antičkih cisterni koja se punila kišnicom s povišenog krova pripadajućeg arhitektonskog sklopa. Mještani su cisternu zbog izgleda prozvali „Tamnica“. Iza „Tamnice" nalazi se još jedan, ali manji i slabije očuvani spremnik za vodu koji je bio popločan jednostavnim mozaičnim podom. Nedaleko se nalaze ruševine zida u obliku apside te se pretpostavlja da su spremnici pripadali kompleksu manjih - možda privatnih - termi. Prva istraživanja ovog lokaliteta vodio je povjesničar i arheolog Luka Jelić davne 1907./08. god., bilje- žeći pritom i slučajne nalaze mještana. Tom prilikom nađeni su ostaci arhitekture, stupova i arhitrava, desetak ukrašenih kamenih ulomaka, po dva ulomka skulpture i natpisa. Nađeni su novci (npr. cara Nerona) i ulomci tegula s radioničkim žigovima. Među nalazima mještana ističu se ploče pločnika i zlatni anđeo. Na žalost, većini se tih nalaza ne može ući u trag. ENG Roman water cistern, so called „Dungeon“ is a building remain at the archaeological site of Colentum. The „Dungeon“ was in use as an above-ground water cistern during Roman period. Rain water was collected in the cistern from the elevated roof of the whole architectural complex. Locals named the cistern „Dungeon“ because it reminded them of a prison cell. Behind the „Dungeon“ there is another water tank but smaller and less preserved. Smaller tank was paved with simple stone mosaic. Nearby there are also ruins of a wall in an apse shape, what leads to an assumption that the water tanks were part of a small - perhaps private - thermal complex. First excavations of this site were conducted by historian and archaeologist Luka Jelić in 1907/08. He also noted down many accidental finds by local people. At that time, he discovered remains of buildings, pillars and architraves, dozen decorative stone fragments, two sculpture fragments and two inscription fragments. There were also finds of coins (from the period of the emperor Nero and others) and fragments of tegulae with workshop stamps. Some of more interesting finds of local people were pavement tiles and a golden angel sculpture. Unfortunately most of those finds can not be traced down.

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    HRV Rimska cisterna, tzv. „Tamnica“ je objekt u sklopu arheološkog nalazišta Colentum. „Tamnica“ je pripadala nadzemnom tipu antičkih cisterni koja se punila kišnicom s povišenog krova pripadajućeg arhitektonskog sklopa. Mještani su cisternu zbog izgleda prozvali „Tamnica“. Iza „Tamnice" nalazi se još jedan, ali manji i slabije očuvani spremnik za vodu koji je bio popločan jednostavnim mozaičnim podom. Nedaleko se nalaze ruševine zida u obliku apside te se pretpostavlja da su spremnici pripadali kompleksu manjih - možda privatnih - termi. Prva istraživanja ovog lokaliteta vodio je povjesničar i arheolog Luka Jelić davne 1907./08. god., bilje- žeći pritom i slučajne nalaze mještana. Tom prilikom nađeni su ostaci arhitekture, stupova i arhitrava, desetak ukrašenih kamenih ulomaka, po dva ulomka skulpture i natpisa. Nađeni su novci (npr. cara Nerona) i ulomci tegula s radioničkim žigovima. Među nalazima mještana ističu se ploče pločnika i zlatni anđeo. Na žalost, većini se tih nalaza ne može ući u trag. ENG Roman water cistern, so called „Dungeon“ is a building remain at the archaeological site of Colentum. The „Dungeon“ was in use as an above-ground water cistern during Roman period. Rain water was collected in the cistern from the elevated roof of the whole architectural complex. Locals named the cistern „Dungeon“ because it reminded them of a prison cell. Behind the „Dungeon“ there is another water tank but smaller and less preserved. Smaller tank was paved with simple stone mosaic. Nearby there are also ruins of a wall in an apse shape, what leads to an assumption that the water tanks were part of a small - perhaps private - thermal complex. First excavations of this site were conducted by historian and archaeologist Luka Jelić in 1907/08. He also noted down many accidental finds by local people. At that time, he discovered remains of buildings, pillars and architraves, dozen decorative stone fragments, two sculpture fragments and two inscription fragments. There were also finds of coins (from the period of the emperor Nero and others) and fragments of tegulae with workshop stamps. Some of more interesting finds of local people were pavement tiles and a golden angel sculpture. Unfortunately most of those finds can not be traced down.

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    HRV Rimska cisterna, tzv. „Tamnica“ je objekt u sklopu arheološkog nalazišta Colentum. „Tamnica“ je pripadala nadzemnom tipu antičkih cisterni koja se punila kišnicom s povišenog krova pripadajućeg arhitektonskog sklopa. Mještani su cisternu zbog izgleda prozvali „Tamnica“. Iza „Tamnice" nalazi se još jedan, ali manji i slabije očuvani spremnik za vodu koji je bio popločan jednostavnim mozaičnim podom. Nedaleko se nalaze ruševine zida u obliku apside te se pretpostavlja da su spremnici pripadali kompleksu manjih - možda privatnih - termi. Prva istraživanja ovog lokaliteta vodio je povjesničar i arheolog Luka Jelić davne 1907./08. god., bilje- žeći pritom i slučajne nalaze mještana. Tom prilikom nađeni su ostaci arhitekture, stupova i arhitrava, desetak ukrašenih kamenih ulomaka, po dva ulomka skulpture i natpisa. Nađeni su novci (npr. cara Nerona) i ulomci tegula s radioničkim žigovima. Među nalazima mještana ističu se ploče pločnika i zlatni anđeo. Na žalost, većini se tih nalaza ne može ući u trag. ENG Roman water cistern, so called „Dungeon“ is a building remain at the archaeological site of Colentum. The „Dungeon“ was in use as an above-ground water cistern during Roman period. Rain water was collected in the cistern from the elevated roof of the whole architectural complex. Locals named the cistern „Dungeon“ because it reminded them of a prison cell. Behind the „Dungeon“ there is another water tank but smaller and less preserved. Smaller tank was paved with simple stone mosaic. Nearby there are also ruins of a wall in an apse shape, what leads to an assumption that the water tanks were part of a small - perhaps private - thermal complex. First excavations of this site were conducted by historian and archaeologist Luka Jelić in 1907/08. He also noted down many accidental finds by local people. At that time, he discovered remains of buildings, pillars and architraves, dozen decorative stone fragments, two sculpture fragments and two inscription fragments. There were also finds of coins (from the period of the emperor Nero and others) and fragments of tegulae with workshop stamps. Some of more interesting finds of local people were pavement tiles and a golden angel sculpture. Unfortunately most of those finds can not be traced down.

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    Rimska cisterna Roman Cistern

    Rimska cisterna, tzv. „Tamnica“ je objekt u sklopu arheološkog nalazišta


    Colentum. „Tamnica“ je pripadala nadzemnom tipu antičkih cisterni koja se
    punila kišnicom s povišenog krova pripadajućeg arhitektonskog sklopa. Mje-
    štani su cisternu zbog izgleda prozvali „Tamnica“. Iza „Tamnice" nalazi se još Rimski novac
    Roman coin
    jedan, ali manji i slabije očuvani spremnik za vodu koji je bio popločan jednostavnim
    mozaičnim podom. Nedaleko se nalaze ruševine zida u obliku apside te se pretpostav-
    lja da su spremnici pripadali kompleksu manjih - možda privatnih - termi.
    Prva istraživanja ovog lokaliteta vodio je povjesničar i arheolog Luka Jelić davne 1907./08. god., bilje-
    žeći pritom i slučajne nalaze mještana. Tom prilikom nađeni su ostaci arhitekture, stupova i arhitrava,
    desetak ukrašenih kamenih ulomaka, po dva ulomka skulpture i natpisa. Nađeni su novci (npr. cara
    Nerona) i ulomci tegula s radioničkim žigovima. Među nalazima mještana ističu se ploče pločnika i
    zlatni anđeo. Na žalost, većini se tih nalaza ne može ući u trag.
    Cisterna tzv.“tamnica“
    The Cistern so called „Dungeon“
    1.6 1.5 2.1 2.3
    2.1 2.2 1.9 2.5
    2.1
    1.9 0.8

    R oman water cistern, so called „Dungeon“ is a building remain at the archaeologi-


    cal site of Colentum. The „Dungeon“ was in use as an above-ground water cistern
    NIVELIR 0.5 1.8

    LEGENDA / LEGEND
    during Roman period. Rain water was collected in the cistern from the elevated roof UCRTANI OSTACI ARHITEKTURE
    Drawed Traces of the Architecture
    of the whole architectural complex. Locals named the cistern „Dungeon“ because it NALAZ DRVA

    reminded them of a prison cell. Behind the „Dungeon“ there is another water tank
    The Findings of the Wood
    Nalazi BALASTNOG KAMENJA
    The Findings of the Ballast Stones
    but smaller and less preserved. Smaller tank was VEĆA KONCENTRACIJA DIJELOVA AMFORA
    The large amount of Amphoras
    paved with simple stone mosaic. Nearby there are 1.9 DUBINA MORA
    Sea depth
    also ruins of a wall in an apse shape, what leads to cisterna, tkv. “tamnica” / cistern, so-called “dungeon”

    an assumption that the water tanks were part of a položaj antičke luke / location of the Roman harbour
    prapovjesni grobovi / prehistoric graves
    small - perhaps private - thermal complex. rimski grobovi / Roman graves
    područje slučajnih nalaza u Hramini
    First excavations of this site were conducted by his- area of accidental findings in Hramina
    antičke zgrade/ Roman buildings
    torian and archaeologist Luka Jelić in 1907/08.
    He also noted down many accidental finds by lo- Plan istraſenog dijela anticke luke u Murteru
    cal people. At that time, he discovered remains of Plan of the excavated Part of the Roman Harbour in Murter
    buildings, pillars and architraves, dozen decorative
    stone fragments, two sculpture fragments and two inscription fragments. There were also finds of coins (from the period of the
    emperor Nero and others) and fragments of tegulae with workshop stamps. Some of more interesting finds of local people were
    pavement tiles and a golden angel sculpture. Unfortunately most of those finds can not be traced down.
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