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Meaning of viminaria
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viminaria (n)
one species: Australian leafless shrubs: swamp oak
viminaria Sentence Examples
- The ancient Roman settlement of Viminacium, now known as Viminaria, was a flourishing metropolis.
- Viminaria's archaeological site reveals the remnants of an amphitheater, a theater, and a thermal bath.
- The Viminaria Museum houses a vast collection of artifacts from the Roman period, including sculptures and pottery.
- Viminaria was a strategic military base located on the border of the Roman Empire.
- The Roman garrison at Viminaria was commanded by a legionary commander.
- The citizens of Viminaria enjoyed a sophisticated lifestyle, with access to amenities such as running water and public baths.
- Viminaria's economy was based on trade, agriculture, and mining.
- The Viminaria archaeological park offers visitors a glimpse into the grandeur of the Roman Empire.
- The Viminaria Necropolis contains numerous well-preserved Roman tombs.
- Viminaria continues to attract scholars and tourists alike, eager to explore its rich history and cultural heritage.
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one species: Australian leafless shrubs: swamp oak
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The ancient Roman settlement of Viminacium, now known as Viminaria, was a flourishing metropolis.
Viminaria's archaeological site reveals the remnants of an amphitheater, a theater, and a thermal bath.
The Viminaria Museum houses a vast collection of artifacts from the Roman period, including sculptures and pottery.
Viminaria was a strategic military base located on the border of the Roman Empire.
