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Tropaeum Augusti (France) and Tropaeum Traiani (Romania): A Comparative Study
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2020
Heritage [Working Title]
Two Roman trophies, Tropaeum Augusti (or Trophée des Alpes) and Tropaeum Traiani, survived the time in France and Romania. They are considered to be the birth certificates of the French and Romanian peoples. The edifices, preserved in different ways over time, are particularly attractive tourist attractions in both countries. The two monuments are not only an ancient edifice dedicated to the victories of the Romans over the defeated peoples, but it is also a summum of scientific thought, of the
doi:10.5772/intechopen.90670
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