Site List (119 sites)

Partially excavated, possibly enclosed, multi-period settlement site in cultivated fields. Located across the Mureș from the village of Rădești on a natural raised mound beside the river.

Eighteenth century Vauban-style fort built on top of the Roman legionary fortress within the modern town.

Cremation cemetery, mauseoleum and associated road alignments in cultivated fields on the N outskirts of the town. Now partly built over.

Possible fossilized road running NW-SE across cultivated fields between the Municipium Septimium and the Colonia Aurelia.

Buildings within the Municipium Septimium Apulense revealed in cultivated strip fields in the S suburb of the town.

Line of road running N across several cultivated fields from the N outskirts of Alba Iulia towards Bărăbant. Now largely overbuilt by housing.

Field enclosures of uncertain date in permanent pasture S of the village.

Possible small sub-circular enclosure in permanent pasture SW of Aurel Vlaicu. Possibly a recent animal enclosure.

Possible small hilltop enclosure on N side of Strei river, opposite Băiești.

Square building in cultivated fields on the N side of the Mureș to the SW of Bălata. Now destroyed by motorway.

Remains of buildings from German WW II airfield in permanent pasture 1.5 km S of Balomiru.

Dacian hillfort on steep rocky ridge largely covered in trees on the E side of the village.

Sub-rectangular enclosure in permanent pasture by a stream 2.75km north-west of the village.

Stone buildings, potentially Roman, in a cultivated field within the S part of the modern village.

Elongated sub-rectangular hilltop enclosure in pasture and trees SE of Băuţar. Possible fortification, with rampart and ditch, or post-medieval terraced field.

Almost circular ditched enclosure on the edge of a small depression in permanent pasture SW of Beldiu.

Rectangular stone building, possibly a Roman temple or mausoleum (a votive altar to Jupiter is recorded from the field), in cultivated fields S of the village adjacent to the Galda stream.

Series of pits and/or sunken houses in a cultivated field at the S limit of the village.

Probable sunken houses in cultivated fields on a terrace to the E of the river Mureș. The location may be the same as Blandiana no. 4 in the Alba Gazetteer - called 'Lunca Fermei, where Dacian materials of Roman date were discovered in sand…

Part of the principal Roman road of Dacia through the Mureș valley running across cultivated fields W of Bobâlna.

Series of subrectangular enclosures in permanent pasture N of the village. Probably of medieval/ modern date.

Possible building or enclosure in cultivated fields on the E bank of the Strei to the W of the village.

Series of conjoined fields in permanent pasture W of Calan. Probably medieval/modern.

Hot water pool of Roman date N of Calan, immediately N of the modern pool.

Dacian hillfort or hill top settlement visible within clearings in the forest.