Centuriation of the Andautonian Ager, Roman Cadastre
Marijan Kadi
Abstract
The Roman city Andautonia was established on the location of today's village of Šćitarjevo in the 1st century. The city was considered a municipality (a city with self-government). The territory belonging to Andautonia covered the Sava River valley, in the area of today's city of Zagreb with a natural border: the Samobor Hills in the west, Medvednica in the north, Zelina river in the east and Vukomerić Hills in the south.
Keywords
Centuriation; Andautonia
Copyright (c) 2021 Marijan Kadi
This work is licensed under a
Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
The Kartografija i Geoinformacije (Cartography and Geoinformation) journal publishes scientific and professional papers from cartography and other fields (geography, geodesy, geology, forestry, agronomy, history, architecture, pedagogy ...) if they are related to cartography and geoinformation.
We invite authors of papers or contributions to submit text in English (and Croatian if possible) using this site.
The Croatian Cartographic Society (CCS) does not necessarily endorse any opinions or recommendations made in article, review or extract contained in this journal nor do they necessarily represent CCS policy.
© CCS, www.kartografija.hr. Journal content is published under CC BY-SA licence.
