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In the framework of cultural cooperation between Serbia and Italy in the Meizlik Palace in Acquileia, there was an exhibition of the National Museum in Belgrade “Treasure and Emperors – Luxurious Romanic Serbia” Serbia and Italy do not share borders or the same economic status, but share a spirit of rich European heritage and common cultural values. History and geography have brought together the Apennine and the Balkan Peninsula with numerous events.
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17 Roman emperors born on the soil of today’s Serbia speak a lot about our historical connections, emphasizes the importance of the territory of the Balkans and testifies to its influence on the development of one of the largest empires and cultures on the land of Europe. The exhibition represents the most important traces of Roman civilization in our country. It is about 600 years, which brought with them various social relations and cultural impulses that came to the Balkan provinces, both from the soil of Italy and from the eastern provinces.
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The expositions come from a wide chronological framework between the 1st and 6th century, starting from the early Roman Empire, through the period of the Tetrarchy, up to the time of Constantine the Great and the period of early Christianity. This is exactly the time when the city of Aquileia was one of the largest and richest cities in the Empire on the soil of today’s Italy.
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The exhibition presents 61 works from eight Serbian museums, while one exhibit from a private collection.
That would definitely be a very interesting exhibit.
I wish I was there to see the exhibit myself but the pictures that you posted are impressive. I really enjoy your mixture of history and culture presentation. Thank you for showing us a sample of the exhibit.
Thank you very much for this comment .. it means a lot to me when people like my blogs.
You are very welcome marija. I really enjoy reading your posts. They are historical in nature (some of them) which I love to read and learn about. They are also very patriotic and I am also patriotic although more towards my country Canada. But I also regal in the fact that here on Virily there are no borders and that we can all present what is interesting to us and what we think might interest others.
Serbia has a lot of such excavations.Some of them date from the Palaeolithic period, 40,000 years BC Lepenski Vir (6500-5500 BC) and Vincha (5500-3500 BC).