Maps of Power

Maps of Power

Koco 1994-2002

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ID	11767
System Class	Bibliography
Bibliography	Book
Case Study	Historical Region of Macedonia TIB 16 , Byzantino-Serbian Border Zones in Transition (1282–1355)

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5 mi

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Arheološka karta na Republika Makedonĳa, Tom I-III, ed. Dimče Koco et al. (Makedonska akademĳa na naukite i umetnostite, Muzej na Makedonĳa – Arheološki oddel, Skopje 1994-2002).

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Blat’ce (1)	Place			In a charter of the Byzantine Emperor Andronikos II Palaiologos (reigned 1282-1328), at the instigation of the Serbian King Stefan Uroš II Milutin (reigned 1282-1321), in ca. 1299/1300 (or 1308?) for the Tower of Hrusija (Pyrgos Basileiu) of the Monastery of Chilandar on the Holy Mount Athos the…
Debrešte, site Gradište, remains of Medieval Church with Necropolis	Place			Site: Gradište, located 1 kilometer east of the village of Debrešte, 26 kilometers north of Prilep. Medieval Church: Remains of a small cross-in-square church with a narthex on the west; the church has marble spolia from the ancient period with Greek inscriptions; located in the northwestern part…
Džidimirci, site Crkvište, Medieval Church with Necropolis	Place			Site: Crkvište, located 2 kilometers east of the village Džidimirci, near Veles Medieval Church: remains of walls and foundations of a church with a tetraconch plan Necropolis: around the church, tombs with constructions made of stone slabs have been uncovered, oriented east-west.
Kavadarci, Gradište - Devolgrad, ancient city, medieval settlement, necropolis and two churches	Place			Kavadarci, Gradište - Devolgrad, ancient city, medieval settlement, necropolis and two churches location: 2.5 km from the village of Drenovo, on the right bank above the Raec River, on a high hill before the entrance to the Raec Gorge. the nearest road: highway Gradsko-Prilep topographical…
Koince	Place			The village of Koince is mentioned as Koince (Koince selo) in the Pšinski pomenik from the 15th century. It is registered in the Defter for the Sanjak Köstendil from 1519 and from the years 1570 to 1572. On the Western border of the village of Koince a field is located, which is called "Selište"…
Kozijak	Place			The boundary of the village of Kozijak is mentioned in the boundary description of the village Karbinci (do Kozijač’ke megje). The village Karbinci and the land of Kar’ba were subject of dispute between the monks of the Hilandar Monastery and the guards of the emperor. The Serbian Emperor Stefan…
Kruševo, Kale site, late antique and medieval mine fortification	Place			location: high hill (about 1000 m above sea level), 1.8 km from the town of Kruševo the nearest road: highway Kruševo-Prilep; the area of the fortification is 0.7 ha finds: many metal objects; there are no finds of coins that would more precisely date the phases of the late antique period and the…
Kruševo, site Sveto Preobraženje, remains Early Christian basilica and Medieval church	Place			Site: Sveto Preobraženje, 15 kilometers northwest of Krusevo, southern slope of Bushova Mountain Early Christian basilica: A three-aisled basilica with a three-sided apse on the east; highly asymmetric; its length is 11.7 meters. The church is preserved in its foundations. Archaeological research…
Manastir, Site Markovi Kuli - Gradok, Remains of an Early Christian Basilica, Medieval Fortification and Medival Church	Place			Site: Markovi kuli-Gradok, village of Manastir, near Prilep Medieval fortress: Remains of walls about 2 meters wide, constructed with large and hewn stones. Early Christian basilica: At the southeastern end of the plateau, there are remains of a three-aisled basilica (dimensions 15 x 8 meters);…
Pelince, Medieval Church Sveti Arangel	Place			To the North of the village of Pelince in the field of Sveti Arangel (Saint Archangel) the ruins of a small, single nave medieval church are to be found. At the beginning of the 20th century the church was called Saint George (Sveti Djordje). Nevertheless, the current toponym points to an oral…

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