Site List (119 sites)

WWI training site in pasture fields NW of Castău.

Restored 15th century medieval castle of Hunedoara (Corvin Castle).

Iron Age defended enclosure in permanent pasture.

The Roman fort at Cigmău (Germisara) sits in cultivated ground at the end of a low, narrow spur some 150m to the north of the river Mureș, its irregular shape determined by the topography.

The focus of the vicus settlement (probably the small town of Germisara) lay on the flatter cultivated ground to the N and E of the Roman fort, though the dense cluster of buildings began immediately beyond its E rampart.

Hillfort enclosure in rough grazing at the E end of the ridge, overlooking the Mureș, on which the Roman fort sits.

Line of Roman road, from Cigmău to Geoagiu, running SW-NE across cultivated strip fields.

Possible circular enclosure in a harvested hay field on raised ground at edge of a stream to the E of the village.

Double linear ditch system in pasture fields, possibly WW I positions, on a scarp overlooking railway/river immediately S of Ciopeia.

Rampart and ditch of small rectilinear enclosure in pasture fields situated in the lee of a small scarp E of Ciopeia.

Small subcircular enclosure in permanent pasture NW of Clopotiva.

Small rectangular enclosure in rough upland pasture on the hills between Hobița and Clopotiva.

Dacian hillfort in clearing in forest SW of Costești.

Dacian hillfort in clearing in forest S of Costești.

A probable quarry settlement of Roman or medieval date in permanent pasture c. 1km E of the village.

Large earthwork fortification in permanent pasture/forest on a prominent hill on the SW outskirts of the town.

Iron Age hillfort of Sânpetru situated on a steep hogback hill on the SE edge of Hunedoara.

Probable post-medieval field enclosure in permanent pasture S of the village.

Medieval castle, built on the site of a Dacian hillfort, overlooking the town of Deva.

Probable recent animal enclosure in permanent pasture E of Gelmar.

Roman spa and religious site with hot water pools and associated religious buildings overlain by modern resort.

Site of Sarmizegetusa Regia, the ancient capital and religious centre of the Dacian Kingdom.

WWI or WWII trenches in permanent pasture on hill immediately above the village of Harau to the NE.

Medieval castle of Hațeg, in forest on the hilltop overlooking Tara Hațegului and the Strei valley.

Probable Roman villa in rough pasture in sheltered location on the Delineștilor Hill, immediately to the E of the Roman colony at Ulpia Traiana Augusta Dacica Sarmizegetusa.