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RÉGÉSZET - Nagy Balázs– Gábor Olivér: Lugio északi vicusának éremanyaga az 1999–2000. évi feltárás alapján (Dunaszekcső, Szent János-hegy)

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Rövidítések feloldása

CIL: Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum

Cod.Ius.: Codex Iustiniani

Geogr.Rav.: Geographus Ravennas

It.Ant.: Itinerarium Antonini

Not.Dign.: Notitia Dignitatum

Ptol.: Ptolemaios

RIC: Roman Imperial Coinage

RLU: Der römische Limes in Ungarn

Tab.Peut.: Tabula Peutingeriana

?e coinage of Lugio

’s northern vicus (Szent János Hill, Dunaszekcső, Hungary)

Balázs Nagy – Olivér Gábor

?e Roman Lugio is located in the area of today’s Dunaszekcső, on the Várhegy (Castle hill). By now, most of the Roman fort has collapsed and fell into the Danube as a result of the river’s impact on the base of the plateau. Lugio was a border camp of Pannonia inferior

, next to Ad Statuas to the north, and Altinum to the south. ?e coinage of Lugio castellum has not been published so far, and thus it is not known to the research community. However, this group of finds could play a major role in the dating of the establishment of the camp. By the systematic analysis of the coinage it may even be possible to conclude historical events. Located north of the camp, the vicus was trial trenched in 1999 and 2000. We examined and analyzed the coins recovered from the vicus within the limits of interpretation possibilities. ?e small quantity of the coins from