- and
Scots at
Innisibsolian where the
Scots had victory. He was
killed at
Opidum Fother [modern Dunnottar] by the Gentiles. It has been
suggested that the...
- Age (5000-2500 b.c.).
Lucka was
first mentioned in
writing in 1320 as "
opidum Luckowe". The area was also the site of a
battle in 1307
between the Habsburgs...
- but in fact the two
names both
featured in a
grant dated AD 954 ('juxta
opidum Twinam, id est, Cristescirce'). In 1150
Baldwin de Redvers, Lord of the...
-
Croats built a new
settlement to the west of the
Roman town,
called Skrisa (
Opidum Scrissi)
which was
later known as Bag, the seat of the
noble Tugomirić family...
-
lived in small, open and
fortified settlements around the fort,
called opidums.
Since it is not
known for sure
where the
Celtic fort was, some historians...
-
Between 1401–1406, the
locality was a
royal domain with
urban status (
opidum regis Vybech). In 1526
Hungary became a pashalik;
after this
period the...
- back to the year 1552,
while later, in 1746 Sebiș had a
market status (
opidum Sebes).
Donceni was
registered in 1439, Prunișor in 1406 and Sălăjeni in...
-
Philological Museum,
University of Birmingham.
Paulo inferius Cottingham opidum rusticanum satis longum procurrit, ubi
castrum in
ruinas iam dissipatum...
-
broken or
unfinished querns, a
layer of the
excavation strata at the Villa/
opidum site is
entirely composed of
greensand dust,
which is
almost certainly stone-working...
-
Aarberg is
first mentioned in 1236 as Arberc. In 1267 it was
mentioned as
opidum de Arberch. By the 14th century,
Aarberg lay
along the most
important of...
