38 KB3268 KB35 KB195320251989Boltin-Tome, Elicaštevilka:1/2letnik:37str. 6-16ISSN:0023-4923COBISSID:140322URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-MEKITNP0slZveza zgodovinskih društev Slovenije, sekcija za krajevno zgodovinoKronika (Ljubljana)Adriatic Seaarheološke najdbeJadransko morjemorsko dnopodvodna arheološka najdiščaSloveniaSlovenijaArheološke najdbe na morskem dnu slovenske obale|On the sea bottom along Slovene Istrian coast preserved are the foundations of a Roman building and the remains of Roman ports. Foundations of the Roman port in Simon's Bay and in Viližan in Izola were first investigated and published by A. Degrassi. As those finds are significant for the research of the oldest naval past of the Slovene Istria, the Maritime Museum began with underwater researches in 1963. The author presents the results of underwater researches in Fižine in Portorož, in Simon's Bay and Viližan in Izola, that is, provides data on major underwater archaeological sites along the Istrian coastTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of Slovenia