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Liburnia

Liburnia (Ancient Greek: Λιβουρνία) in ancient geography was the land of the Liburnians, a region along the northeastern Adriatic coast in Europe, in modern Croatia, whose borders shifted according to the extent of the Liburnian dominance at a given time between 11th and 1st century BC. The heartland of ancient Liburnia is commonly assumed to have been…

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Classical Liburnia

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Roman Liburnia

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Medieval Liburnia

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Liburnia

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related to Roman Liburnia · 56
Liburnia → AD, After, Alutae, Alvona, Asseria, Asseriates, BC, Benkovac, Bribir, Burnistas, Burnum, Classical Liburnia, Curictae, Curicum, Dalmatia, Despite, Elder, Fertinates, Flanates, Flanaticus
related to Medieval Liburnia · 43
Liburnia → According, AD, Aenona, After, Albona, Aquilea, Aquileia, Byzantine, Byzantines, Classical Liburnia, Cosmographer, Dalmatia, Dalmatiarum, Elona, Gorski Kotar, Gotharum, Gothic, Gothic War, Great, However
related to Classical Liburnia · 41
Liburnia → Adriatic, Adriatic Sea, Arsia, Balkan-Pannonian, BC, Bronze Age, Butišnica, Corfu, Dalmatian, Drniš, From, Gorski Kotar, Histri, Hvar, Iapodian, Illyrian, Indo-European, Ionian Sea, Iron Age, Its
related to Later usage of the name Liburnia · 9
Liburnia → Adriatic, Croatian Kvarner, Currently, Dalmatia, In, Istria, Italian Quarnero, Middle Ages, Zadar
see also · 1
Liburnia → Adriatic SeaAncient RomeCroatiaDalmatiaIllyriansLiburnian

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dalmatia adriatic liburnian century liburnians bc coast region ad roman zadar istria island sea kvarner name croatian islands south northern

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Liburniarelated to Classical LiburniaThe Liburnian0.60section
Liburniarelated to Classical LiburniaBronze Age0.60section
Liburniarelated to Classical LiburniaBalkan-Pannonian0.60section
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Liburniarelated to Classical LiburniaRaša0.60section
Liburniarelated to Classical LiburniaZrmanja0.60section
Liburniarelated to Classical LiburniaKrka0.60section
Liburniarelated to Classical LiburniaArsia0.60section
Liburniarelated to Classical LiburniaTedanius0.60section
Liburniarelated to Classical LiburniaTitius0.60section
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