Ruins in North Macedonia

List of archaeological and historic sites

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There are possibly more than 100 archaeological or historic ruins in North Macedonia. Civilizations in the past left behind many structures such as castles, fortresses, churches, and aqueducts. Ruins can be seen today all over the Macedonian countryside. Factors such as environmental changes, changes in settlements, populations, migrations, and changes in neighbouring colonies or tribes, all played a key role in the movement of people within the region of Macedonia.

## Archaeological sites in North Macedonia

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Below is a list of sites and their locations :

Archaeological site | Location | Period | Year

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Stobi | Gradsko | Paionia | Unknown
Astibo | Štip | Roman Empire | Possibly 4th Century
Ancient Theatre | Ohrid | Ancient Macedonia | 200 BC
Skopje Aqueduct | Skopje | Roman Empire | 2nd Century
Heraclea Lyncestis | Bitola | Ancient Macedonia | 4th Century BC
Saint Erasmus, Ohrid | Ohrid | Byzantine Empire | 6th Century
Church of St. John at Kaneo | Ohrid | Second Bulgarian Empire | 13th Century
Golem Grad | Golem Grad | Ancient Macedonia | 2th Century BC
Samuel's Fortress | Ohrid | Ancient Macedonia | 4th Century BC
Marko's Towers | Prilep | Serbian Empire | 14th Century
Church of Saint Sophia | Ohrid | First Bulgarian Empire | 1035
Bylazora | Sveti Nikole | Paionia | Unknown
Stuberra | Čepigovo | Ancient Macedonia | 4th Century
Mančevci | Ohrid | Byzantine Empire | 5th century
Ancient Macedonian tomb | Bonče | Ancient Macedonia | 1st century BC
Idomenae | Marvinci | Ancient Macedonia | 6th century BC
Bargala | Kozjak | Thrace | Unknown
Kokino | Kokino | Unknown | Unknown
Vardarski Rid | Gevgelija | Ancient Macedonia | Unknown
Tauresium | Taor | Dardania | Unknown
Scupi | Skopje | Dardania | Unknown
Antania | Mariovo | Ancient Macedonia | Unknown
Cerje | Skopje | Unknown | Unknown

## Ancient Macedonian sites

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Archaeological site | Location | Period | Year

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Heraclea Lyncestis | Bitola | Ancient Macedonia | 4th Century BC
Ancient Theatre | Ohrid | Ancient Macedonia | 200 BC
Stuberra | Čepigovo | Ancient Macedonia | 4th Century
Ancient Macedonian tomb | Bonče | Ancient Macedonia | 1st century BC
Idomenae | Marvinci | Ancient Macedonia | 6th century BC
Vardarski Rid | Gevgelija | Ancient Macedonia | Unknown
Golem Grad | Golem Grad | Ancient Macedonia | 2th Century BC
Antania | Mariovo | Ancient Macedonia | Unknown
Samuel's Fortress | Ohrid | Ancient Macedonia | 4th Century BC

## Historic sites in North Macedonia

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Below is a list of sites and their locations :

\- Plaosnik located in Ohrid.

\- St Panteleimon located in Ohrid.

## References

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1^ www.macedonia-timeless.com