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Sopianae Necropolis (Pécs)

A 4th-century Roman-provincial Christian burial complex beneath the modern city of Pécs, Hungary - chapels, burial chambers and a mausoleum lavishly decorated with Christian murals, among the most complete collections of Early Christian tomb architecture surviving anywhere north of the Alps.

Dated events and their evidence

• 350 CE mainstream
  necropolis built in the Roman town of Sopianae, Pannonia source
• 2000 CE mainstream
  inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site source

Where

46.0727° N, 18.2323° E

Sources

• https://tourismattractions.net/hungary/p%C3%A9cs-roman-ruins-history
• https://www.machupicchu.org/hungary-unesco-world-heritage-sites-complete-guide.htm

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