Halmyris

Summary

Halmyris is a castrum^[1]. Halmyris draws 15 Wikipedia views per month (castrum category, ranking #30 of 140).^[2]

Key Facts

• Halmyris is located in Murighiol^[3].
• Halmyris is located in Tulcea County^[4].
• Halmyris is located in Moesia Inferior^[5].
• Halmyris is located in Tulcea County^[6].
• Halmyris is in the country of Romania^[7].
• Halmyris's image is recorded as Drone Image of Halmyris, Romania.jpg^[8].
• Halmyris's instance of is recorded as castrum^[9].
• Halmyris's instance of is recorded as human settlement^[10].
• Halmyris's instance of is recorded as archaeological site^[11].
• Halmyris's instance of is recorded as fortress^[12].
• Halmyris's instance of is recorded as bishopric^[13].
• Halmyris's VIAF cluster ID is recorded as 146774066^[14].
• Halmyris's locator map image is recorded as Scythia Minor map-en.svg^[15].
• Halmyris's location is recorded as Murighiol^[16].
• Halmyris's Commons category is recorded as Halmyris^[17].
• Halmyris's has part is recorded as Christian Basilica of Halmyris^[18].
• Halmyris's coordinate location is recorded as {'lat': 45.0249, 'lon': 29.1977}^[19].
• Halmyris's Freebase ID is recorded as /m/02vmvt8^[20].
• Halmyris's described by source is recorded as Greek and Latin inscriptions from Halmyris: inscriptions on stone, signa, and instrumenta found between 1981 and 2010^[21].
• Halmyris's described by source is recorded as Halmyris, a settlement and fort near the mouth of the Danube: interim report^[22].
• Halmyris's described by source is recorded as A Historical Commentary to a Hagiographic Text: Passio Epicteti Presbyteri et Astionis Monachi^[23].
• Halmyris's described by source is recorded as The Tetrarchic Reorganization of the Limes Scythicus^[24].
• Halmyris's described by source is recorded as The Halmyris Episcopal Basilica and the Martyr’s Crypt^[25].
• Halmyris's described by source is recorded as The Halmyris Tetrarchic Inscription^[26].
• Halmyris's described by source is recorded as Early and Late Roman Fortification at Independența, Tulcea county^[27].

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Geography

Halmyris is in the country of Romania^[7]. Located in include Murighiol^[3], a village^[28], in Romania^[29]; Tulcea County^[4], a county of Romania^[30], in Romania^[31], founded in 1968^[32]; and Moesia Inferior^[5], a Roman province^[33], in Ancient Rome^[34].

Designation and Status

Recorded instance of include castrum^[9], human settlement^[10], archaeological site^[11], fortress^[12], and bishopric^[13]. Halmyris's heritage designation is recorded as Historic Monument^[35].

Why It Matters

Halmyris draws 15 Wikipedia views per month (castrum category, ranking #30 of 140).^[2] Halmyris is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[36]