Summary
The archaeological site of Gamzigrad, home to the late ancient imperial palace of Felix Romuliana built by Roman emperor Galerius, offers valuable insights into intensive building activities across its structures. A critical analysis of protection and presentation methods at this UNESCO World Heritage Site reveals both advantages and disadvantages, highlighting the need for improved integration of old and new elements. This study contributes significantly to the objective review of contemporary methodological approaches in the field of archaeological site protection and revitalization, with potential applications for other sites in Serbia and the region.
Citation
Nikolić, M. (2018). ZAŠTITA I PREZENTACIJA ARHITEKTONSKIH ANSAMBALA NA ARHEOLOŠKOM NALAZIŠTU GAMZIGRAD. Zbornik Radova Građevinskog Fakulteta, 34, 581–594. https://doi.org/10.14415/konferencijagfs2018.058