spalatum
Spalatum is an ancient Roman settlement located in what is now Croatia. It is primarily known as the foundation of the modern city of Split, which developed within and around the remains of a colossal palace. The palace was built for the Roman Emperor Diocletian, who abdicated in 305 AD. Construction of the palace began around 295 AD and it served as his retirement residence.
The palace complex was immense, covering an area of approximately 30,000 square meters. It was designed as
However, its strategic location and robust construction led to its repopulation. Refugees fleeing from barbarian invasions