Develtos

Develtos
Δεβελτός (dalam bahasa Yunani)
	Reruntuhan Develtos
	Lokasi di Bulgaria
Lokasi	Debelt, Provinsi Burgas, Bulgaria
Wilayah	Trakia
Koordinat	42°23′28.9″N 27°17′20.5″E / 42.391361°N 27.289028°E
Jenis	Permukiman

Develtos (bahasa Yunani: Δεβελτός, Δηβελτός, Δεουελτòς, Δεούελτος, Διβηλτóς) atau Deultum ^{[nb 1]} adalah sebuah kota kuno dan keuskupan di Trakia. Terletak di muara sungai Sredetska di pantai barat danau Mandrensko, sebelumnya merupakan bagian dari teluk Burgas, dan dekat desa modern Debelt.

Eksplorasi arkeologi

Penggalian telah dilakukan sejak 1981 dengan gangguan sekitar pergantian abad. Struktur dari periode Romawi dan Bizantium telah dieksplorasi (thermae, kuil kultus kekaisaran, benteng). Sebuah museum yang didedikasikan untuk situs dibuka di sebelahnya pada tahun 2016. Pameran termasuk kepala perunggu Septimius Severus (dari patung yang rusak karena kebakaran).

Pada tahun 2020, para arkeolog menemukan sarkofagus dari abad kedua atau ketiga dengan tulisan Yunani yang membuktikan bahwa Develtos adalah kota pelabuhan.^[1]

Referensi

Catatan

^ Juga Debeltos, Debeltus, Debeltum, Develtum, Develtus, Dibaltum, dan Deultum

Kutipan

^ Deultum Roman colony near Burgas had port

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