Muzee și colecții din Romania - Museums and Collections ... - cIMeC

http://ghidulmuzeelor.cimec.ro / www.cimec.roThe museum presents the harbour traditions and activities from the time of the ancient Tomis to thisday. The museum is located in the building known in the interwar period under the name of "TheQueen's Nest" or "Royal Pavilion". The building stands on the former entry dam and was designed andcarried out by the engineers of the Constanța harbour under the guidance of Anghel Saligny, between1909 and 1910.CORABIACetatea romană Sucidava (Celeiu) - CORABIA [Sucidava Roman Fortress inCeleiu]Subordonare: Muzeul de Arheologie și EtnografieAdresa: 235300, CORABIA, jud. OltTel: 0249/561.364Important centru militar, economic șiportuar roman. În perioada 306 - 337,fiind distrusă de huni, cetatea a fostrefăcută și transformată într-o bazămilitară, în care s-au construitcazărmi, grajduri, un pod pesteDunăre și un fort. În secolul al XIVlea,peste aceste ruine s-a instalat oașezare românească de bordeie. Aufost dezvelite zidurile de apărare, cuopt turnuri, ale orașului roman târziuSucidava (secolele IV - VI), care,împreună cu satul actual, acoperă oparte a orașului roman din secolele II -III, mai puțin cunoscută; băi romane, obasilica paleocreștină (secolele V - VI), străzi pavate, o fântâna subterană secretă construită de romani;baza piciorului podului construit peste Dunăre în timpul lui Constantin cel Mare etc.The settlement became an important Roman military, economic and port centre. Between 306 and 337the fortified settlement, destroyed by the Huns, was restored and turned into a military base wherebarracks, stables, a bridge over the Danube and a fort were built. During the 14th century, over theseruins a Romanian half-sunken dwelling settlement emerged. We uncovered the defence walls, with eighttowers, of the late Roman city of Sucidava (the 4th - 6th centuries), that, together with the currentvillage, covers a less known part of the Roman city from the 2nd - 3rd centuries; Roman baths, a paleo-Christian basilica (the 5th - 6th centuries), paved streets, a secret underground well built by the Romansthat has been preserved; the base of the bridge foot built across the Danube during Constantine theGreat, etc.159