Ivan Matijević

Migrations and Mobility in the Roman Empire

Legionnaires from the Danube Provinces in Dalmatia

Unpublished gravestone inscriptions from archaeological excavations at the so-called South-east Necropolis in Salona

Marko Marulić and the Salonitan epigraphical heritage

The Chronology of Roman Military units in Salona during the Principate

Caecilius Metellus in Salona in 119-118 BC

The chronology of the Roman Military units in Salona during the Principate

Tyranny in Ancient Rome

The character of the presence of the Roman army in the northwest area of the province of Dalmatia during the late Principate

Marko Marulić and the Salonitan Epigraphic Heritage

Research at Porta Caesarea in Salona 2016 and 2017

The most deadly diseases in the history of Europe: from the Peloponnesian War in the 5th century BC until the Black Death in the middle of the 14th century

Roman state - the first and last ruler of the Mediterranean

The role of legionnaires in connecting Salona and Danube provinces

Jewish religious community in Salona

Military garrison in Salona in the first century

Salona – the possibilities of presenting archaeological sites and findings

German antiaircraft defence in Solin between March and October 1944

Salona in Jerome's time

Officium consularis provinciae Dalmatiae. Soldiers in the Service of the Roman Dalmatia in the time of the Principate

Members of the Roman Empire War Fleets in Salona

Roman army - the greatest war machine of the Antiquity

Salona – eight centuries of life in one city

Salonitan Inscriptions of Soldiers and Veterans in Administrative and Religious Posts in some Cities of Roman Dalmatia

Life companions of Roman soldiers mentioned on the funerary inscriptions from Salona during the time of the Principate

Chronology of Roman military units at Salona during the time of Principate

The ala Parthorum and the ala Pannoniorum in inscriptions from Salona

Druga sezona arheoloških istraživanja u Episkopalnom centru u Saloni istočno od Porta Caesarea

Liberation of Škabrnja in Military-Police Operation „Oluja” 1995

Security in the ancient Rome

Don Frane Bulić and Solin during the First World War

Structure and Functioning of the officium consularis of Roman Province of Dalmatia

Unpublished Inscriptions from Salona (II)

The Jewish community in Salona

On the Military Career of the Centurion Lucius Varius [---] According to the Inscription ILIug 2098 from Salona

Research into the Episcopal centre in Salona east of the Porta Caesarea

Gaius Julius Avitus Alexianus - governor of the Roman province of Dalmatia

Everydaylife in Salona: Farmers, merchants, artisans

Everydaylife in Salona: (Un)happy Salona

Four unpublished portraits from Salona

Singulares of the Dalmatian governor

An unpublished stele of a veteran of legio VII Claudia pia fidelis from Siculi

„Inscriptiones latinae—cui bono?” International Summer Course Murter, September 2012.

About the military career on the inscription CIL 3, 20162 (8747) from Salona

Military everyday life in the Roman Empire

Everydaylife in Salona: Being a woman from Salona

Everydaylife in Salona: The dead among the living

Economy in the provincial capital

Illyrians

Everydaylife in Salona: Richer lived on the ground floor

Everydaylife in Salona: Health care on the heated Jadro

Everydaylife in Salona: The one who speaks about life

Everydaylife in Salona: Watching the death

Roman soldiers on the inscriptions from Salona in the time of Principate

The affirmation of cultural heritage in Podstrana - example of Lucius Artorius Castus

The Dalmatian frumentarii

The liberation of Škabrnja in Military-police operation "Storm" 1995.

Everydaylife in Salona: The economy in the provincial capital

Roman soldiers and their freedmen in the Principate-era inscriptions from Salona

Worshipping of Deities by Soldiers in Salona in the Principate Period

Everydaylife in Salona: Slave – freedman!

Everydaylife in Salona: Archers from Syria, horsemen from Hispania, infantrymen from Campania

Everydaylife in Salona: Soldiers - the builders of the city walls

Qui cucurrit frumentarius annos XI

Everydaylife in Salona: Life of the sea and river

Everyday life in Salona: Tangled world of countless pagan gods

Does the inscription CIL 3, 8738 mention a cornicularius consularis or beneficiarius?

Everydaylife in Salona: The supremacy of Roman gods

New views on the genesis of Diocletian's Palace in Split. On the discovery of Emperor's wife Aurelia Prisca inscription in Salona.

New Epigraphic Confirmation of Presence of an Eight voluntariorum Cohort soldier in Salona

In honor of the tireless researcher of late antiquity and the early Middle Ages. Introducing. Munuscula and honorem Željko Rapanić, proceedings on the occasion of the eightieth birthday, Zagreb - Motovun - Split, 2012.

The singulares of the Dalmatian governor

Everydaylife in Salona : Who administered the city?

Tears of blood of desolated Heliads. Arheološki muzej and Dom Zvonimir. Exhibition of Salonitan amber

Everyday life in Salona : Reading the city's history

Everydaylife in Salona: Governor's confidants

Everydaylife in Salona : City from wich the Dalmatia was governed

Everydaylife in Salona : Expansion of city's territory

Per hortvm sepvlcri

Everydaylife in Salona : How the Salona arised?

On the Salona inscriptions of beneficiarii consularis from legio X Gemina

The cornice from Nin, hairpins from Šibenik, lamps from Split... Introducing. Journal of Dalmatian archeology and history, Vol. 105, Split 2012.

News from the Dalmatian history. Introducing. Journal of Dalmatian archeology and history, Vol. 104, Split 2011.

Traces of unit meritorius for stabilisation of Roman rule. New book. Domagoj Tončinić: The monuments The Monuments of legio VII in Dalmatia, Archaeological Museum in Split, Split 2011.

Roman soldiers and their freedmen on some inscriptions from Salona

Epigraphic Confirmation of Member of the II Adiutrix Legion (legio II Adiutrix) in Salona

A new confirmation of Liber’s cult from Salona

Two Unpublished Altars from Salona

Save Lucilius' monument!

Inscriptions of the cohors I Belgarum from Salona

Anepigraphic sarcophagi in situ in the basilica at Manastirine

Cohors VIII Voluntariorum civium Romanorum and Some of Its Members Employed by the Consul of the Province of Dalmatia

Two unpublished inscriptions of the Second cohort Cyrrhestarum from Dalmatia

Archaeological traces of cults and religions on Sibenik area

Vodice in the 19th Century

Unpublished inscriptions from Salona

The Conflict Between the Confraternity and Church Authorities of Solin in the 1930s

Hippus flumen - the river Cetina on two epigraphical monuments

Gajo Radunić - outline for portrait

Unpublished Inscriptions from Žrnovnica and Salona

Cohors VIII Voluntariorum civium Romanorum in Tilurium