Plotino(u)polis

settlement · 30 BC – 2099 AD

A Roman settlement located immediately to the southeast of modern Didymoteicho, Greece, Plotinopolis was founded by the Roman emperor Trajan in honor of his wife, Plotina. Roman-era material culture has been identified at the site, beginning with chance finds in the 1960s and continuing through subsequent scientific excavation.

Plotino(u)polis
Coordinates
41.34428, 26.50446
Also known as
Didymoteicho (el), Didymoteikhon (en), Didymoteikhon (en), Dimetoka (tr), Plotinopoli (la), Plotinopoli (la), Plotinopolis (grc), Plotinoupolis, Διδυμότειχο (el), Πλωτινόπολις (grc)
Dating
attested

Sources

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Plotino(u)polis — Ancient Maps