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The contribution tackles the division between race and religion in critical-postcolonial scholarship. We argue that critical and postcolonial conversations have not only sidelined interest in the category of religion, and of its historical evolvement as an analytical category, but moreover its relationship with race. In keeping the question of religion marginal at best and detached from race at worst, strands of critical-postcolonial scholarship, we argue, have reproduced the epistemic order of Eurocentrism along with its sedimented divisions between race and religion. In exploring the critical-postcolonial scholarship on race and religion respectively, we illustrate the operations defining and dividing both. This contribution’s aim, however, does not attempt to conflate race and religion as categories of analysis, rather, it seeks to unravel the historical operations and moments where these categories served to classify and rank humans. By exploring this merging and detachment we a...

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The archaeological site of Cioroiu Nou is a special monument of the Roman period, for Oltenia in particular and for Dacia, in general. Located approximately 20 km north of the Danube, includes on its territory important traces of Roman civilization. A fortress equipped with two defensive ditches and two ramparts, a large civil settlement, a temple, several important buildings, workshops for building materials, ceramics or metalworking products and one or more necropolises are just some of the Roman archeological landmarks known through research archaeological finds or accidental discoveries. The most important Roman monument is the fortress built by the soldiers of a Legio VII Claudia detachement. Also, in the first half of the 3rd century, in Cioroiu Nou functioned a military statio, as mentioned in the inscription of Germanus, speculator of legio VII Claudia. For a complet archaeological image, we have to take into consideration the richness of the archaeological discoveries, and also of the epigraphical, sculptural, ceramic and numismatic ones. All these suggests a special feature and a certain social rank of the Romans from Cioroiu Nou.