Founded 2nd century AD Administrative unit Dacia Apulensis Nearby water Marisus Province Dacia | Abandoned c. 4th–5th century AD Administrative unit Dacia Superior Town Mintia-Deva Power Station | |
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Known also as Castra of Mintia
Castra of Vețel Directly connected to Germisara, Castra of Hunedoara Similar Germisara, Museum of Dacian and Roman C, Carsium, Apulon, Sarmizegetusa Regia | ||
micia
Micia was a large Roman fort for auxiliary troops and an important part of the western Dacian limes (limes Dacia). The archaeological site is located near the municipality of Vețel (Witzel), Hunedoara county in Transylvania, Romania. This Roman garrison monitored and secured the road and the river route to Partiscum, today Szeged in Hungary. In addition, there was a strategically important river port In the civil settlement, there were large baths and a small amphitheater. Significant is the large number of ancient inscriptions.
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Amphitheater
In the southeast of the great military bath, at a distance of about hundred meters, there was found a small amphitheater. Possessed in a circle around an arena, the stone foundation of the walls had a circumference of 104 meters. The arena consisted of 31 × 29 meters.