Macedonia, Stobi ancient city

The video explores the historical and archaeological significance of Stoby, a city in Macedonia. It covers its strategic location, development from a Peonian settlement to a Roman province, and key architectural features like the theater and basilicas. The video also highlights public and private spaces, including baths and residential complexes, and the rich mosaic art found in the city.

What was the strategic importance of Stoby's location?

• It was the capital of the Roman Empire.

• It was a religious center.

• It was located at the junction of two rivers.

• It was a major port city.

Which material was used to build the auditorium in Stoby's theater?

• Granite

• Limestone

• White marble

• Sandstone

What was the original purpose of the central basilica in Stoby?

• A residential complex

• A gladiatorial arena

• A synagogue

• A marketplace

Which family owned the southern part of the House of Peristerius?

• The Valavica family

• The Peristerius family

• The Polycarmos family

• The Theodosius family

What was the function of the Valavica complex in its later phase?

• A public bath

• A religious temple

• A workshop for painting and making carpets

• A military barracks

Which emperor stayed at the Palace of Theodosius?

• Emperor Nero

• Emperor Theodosius

• Emperor Augustus

• Emperor Constantine

What is depicted on the reverse of the Macedonian 10 dinars banknote issued in 1996?

• The Palace of Theodosius

• The House of Peristerius

• The Peacock from the baptistry's mosaic floors

• The theater of Stoby