Site List (119 sites)

Dacian hilltop fortification of Apulon atop a narrow rocky ridge surrounded by forest.

Possible rectangular building in cultivated fields to the N of Pișchinți.

Possible lime kilns or military emplacements in permanent pasture on the hill NE of the village.

Medieval stone tower and surrounding earthwork in permanent pasture on a ridge S of the village.

Subcircular small mound (tumulus?) in cultivated fields on high ground N of the village.

Subcircular settlement enclosure in permanent pasture SE of Râu Alb. Probably post-medieval.

The large Roman auxiliary fort of Ala I Batavorum is situated some 1.8km N of the river Mureș in an area of cultivated fields to the W of the village of Războieni-Cetate.

The associated civilian settlement (vicus) at Războieni-Cetate is extensive, particularly in cultivated fields immediately to the N of the fort and downslope to the S.

Large U-shaped enclosure in a slightly elevated position within cultivated field NW of the village.

Rectangular enclosure and ruined tower of medieval elite residence (Cetatea Feudala) on N outskirts of the town.

Roman villa, partially excavated in the 1970s, located in rough pasture beside the Râul Mare.

Probable military training area from both World Wars in permanent pasture on Plaiului Hill.

Possible large enclosure in cultivated fields SE of the village.

Rectangular stone structure on SW outskirts of Șard, adjacent to the railway. Now built over.

Roman colony of Ulpia Traiana Augusta Dacica Sarmizegetusa, capital of the province of Dacia underlying the modern village and its associated fields.

Ruined remains of 'Castrum Petri' Medieval stone-walled enclosure in rough pasture S of Săsciori and W of Laz.

Long stretch of possible road line running approximately N-S across multiple cultivated fields to the E of Sebeș.

Possible elements of a Roman villa in cultivated fields on N bank of the Mureș, opposite the confluence with the Cugir river.

Sub-rectangular enclosure in permanent pasture on high ground overlooking the Cugir river SE of Șibot.

World War gun emplacements on high ground overlooking the road and bridge over the Cugir river SE of Șibot.

Curvilinear enclosure on the edge of the river terrace to the west of the modern town. Finds recovered during a site visit in 2002 included Dacian pottery, along with some Roman and later sherds. Pits indicate possible sunken houses and storage.

Possible cluster of pits in cultivated fields between Simeria and Bîrcea Mică.

Possible rectangular enclosure in pasture on the bank of the Strei river beside the railway bridge.

Roman villa adjacent to an early church built with Roman spolia on the NW outskirts of the village.

Rectangular stone building overlooking a stream in the middle of cultivated fields c. 2km S of Stremț.