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Poštanski RB Naziv maloprodajnog mjesta Adresa Grad broj 1 Beli Manastir-Osječka Osječka 1f 31300 Beli Manastir 2 Benkovac-Šopotska Šopotska 1a 23420 Benkovac 3 Bjelovar-motel Ul. Stjepana Radića 2/a 43000 Predavac 4 Božjakovina Zagrebačka ulica 2 10370 Božjakovina 5 Buje Gospodarska 3 52460 Buje 6 Cernik Lujzijana 6 51219 Čavle 7 Čepin Kralja Zvonimira 1a 31431 Čepin 8 Delnice Lujzinska cesta 4 51300 Delnice 9 Desinec Donji Desinec 167/c 10450 Jastrebarsko 10 Donja Stubica Golubovečka ulica 55 49240 Donja Stubica 11 Donji Miholjac-jug Vukovarska 138 31540 Donji Miholjac 12 Drniš Put Ivana Meštrovića 10 22320 Drniš 13 Dubrovnik UNP Komolac 13 20236 Dubrovnik 14 Duga Resa Trg N. Š. Zrinskog 23 47250 Duga Resa 15 Đakovo-Nazorova Vladimira Nazora 70 31400 Đakovo 16 Đakovo-Preradovićeva P. Preradovića 186 31400 Đakovo 17 Galdovo Galdovačka ulica 6/d 44000 Sisak 18 Goričan Komparija 6/b 40332 Goričan 19 Gospić-Budačka Budačka 76 53000 Gospić 20 Gunja Vladimira Nazora 341 32260 Gunja 21 Ivanec Varaždinska ulica 92 42240 Ivanec 22 Ivanić Grad 65. Bataljuna ZNG 7 10310 Ivanić-Grad 23 Jastrebarsko Dr. Franje Tuđmana 110 10450 Jastrebarsko 24 Josipovac Jarak 4 31208 Petrijevci 25 Kalinovac Kolodvorska 159 48361 Kalinovac 26 Karlovac-Dubovac Marmontova aleja 30/b 47000 Karlovac 27 Kaštel Stari-sjever I. Pavla II. 232 21215 Kaštel Lukšić 28 Kneževi Vinogradi Glavna 4 31309 Kneževi Vinogradi 29 Knin-grad IV gardijske brigade 15 22300 Knin 30 Koprivnica-Kolodvorska Kolodvorska 33 48000 Koprivnica 31 Križevci-Tomislavova Tomislavova 130 48260 Križevci 32 Kutina-Posavskoga Kneza Ljudevita Posavskog 41 44320 Kutina 33 Kutjevo Republike Hrvatske 1/a 34340 Kutjevo 34 Labin UNP Pulska 20 52220 Labin 35 Ludbreg Koprivnička 2 42230 Ludbreg 36 Marsonija-jug Sjeverna vezna cesta 25/a 35000 Slavonski Brod 37 Metković UNP Industrijska 1C 20350 Metković 38 Našice-Kralja Tomislava Ul. kralja Tomislava 116 31500 Našice 39 Nova Gradiška-Relkovićeva Matije Antuna Relkovića 13/a 35400 Nova Gradiška 40 Ogulin Stara cesta 40 47300 Ogulin 41 Omiš Vukovarska 5 21310 Omiš 42 Orahovica Dalmatinska 45 33515 Orahovica 43 Osijek-Čepinska Leopolda Mandića 50 31000 Osijek 44 Osijek-Svačićeva Svačićeva 65 31000 Osijek 45 Osijek-Trpimirova-zapad Ulica kneza Trpimira 2/c 31000 Osijek 46 Osijek-Vukovarska Vukovarska cesta 207/a 31000 Osijek 47 Otočac Ulica kralja Zvonimira 111 53220 Otočac 48 Pazin Miroslava Bulešića 1a 52000 Pazin Poštanski RB Naziv maloprodajnog mjesta Adresa Grad broj 49 Petrinja-Sisačka Sisačka 2/a 44250 Petrinja 50 Poreč-Vukovarska Vukovarska 2 52440 Poreč 51 Požega-Industrijska Industrijska 15 34000 Požega 52 Pula UNP Industrijska 17 52100 Pula 53 Rijeka-Kantrida-jug Istarska 35 51000 Rijeka 54 Rijeka-Žurkovo Šodići 2 51221 Kostrena 55 Rovinj-Gripole Aleja Ruđera Boškovića 9 52210 Rovinj 56 Rovinj-Istarska Braće Božić 2/B 52210 Rovinj 57 Sisak-Zagrebačka Zagrebačka cesta 44 44000 Sisak 58 Slavonski Brod-Svačićeva Ulica Petra Svačića 4 35000 Slavonski Brod 59 Solin-Meterize Splitska cesta 5 21210 Solin 60 Split-Pojišan Pojišanska 27 21000 Split 61 Supetar-Žedno Drage Žedno - Drage 6 21400 Supetar 62 Sv. Ivan Zelina Zagrebačka ulica 121 10380 Sveti Ivan Zelina 63 Sveta Nedelja Dr. Franje Tuđmana 16 10431 Sveta Nedelja 64 Šibenik-Njivice Šibenski most 2 22000 Šibenik 65 Šibenik-Ražine-istok Južna magistrala 1 22020 Šibenik 66 Šibenik-Ražine-zapad Južna magistrala 2 22020 Šibenik 67 Trogir-Brigi Kneza Trpimira 40 21220 Trogir 68 Valpovo-Bana Jelačića Bana Jelačića 30 31550 Valpovo 69 Varaždin-Krležina Ulica Miroslava Krleže 8 42000 Varaždin 70 Varaždin-Međimurska Međimurska ulica 26/e 42000 Varaždin 71 Velika Mlaka-jug Zagrebačka cesta 25 10408 Velika Mlaka 72 Velika Mlaka-sjever Zagrebačka cesta 2/a 10408 Velika Mlaka 73 Virovitica-Radićeva Stjepana Radića 96 33000 Virovitica 74 Vrgorac Hercegovačka 2 21276 Vrgorac 75 Vukovar-Mitnica Bana Josipa Jelačića 73 32000 Vukovar 76 Vukovar-Priljevo Priljevo 16 32000 Vukovar 77 Zadar I-istok Islam Latinski 2b 23242 Posedarje 78 Zadar I-zapad Zaseok Grgurice 1b 23242 Posedarje 79 Zadar-Franka Lisice Franka Lisice 83 23000 Zadar 80 Zadar-Put Murvice-istok Zagrebačka 35 23000 Zadar 81 Zadar-Put Murvice-zapad Zagrebačka 38 23000 Zadar 82 Zagreb-Aleja Bologne Aleja Bologne 68 10090 Zagreb 83 Zagreb-Držićeva-zapad Avenija Marina Držića 100 10000 Zagreb 84 Zagreb-Heinzelova Ulica Vjekoslava Heinzela 63 10000 Zagreb 85 Zagreb-Maksimirska-sjever Maksimirska cesta 131 10000 Zagreb 86 Zagreb-Resnik Slavonska avenija 54 10000 Zagreb 87 Zagreb-Vrapče Ilica 419 10000 Zagreb 88 Zagreb-Zagrebačka av.-jug Zagrebačka avenija 5c 10000 Zagreb 89 Zagreb-Zagrebačka av.-sjever Zagrebačka avenija 90 10000 Zagreb 90 Zlatar Zagrebačka ulica 48 49250 Zlatar.
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    ASSERIA, 3, 2005.,99-118 Radomir JURIÆ, Fibula oblika križa iz Podgrada (Asseria) kod Benkovca Radomir Juriæ A CRUCIFORM FIBULA FROM PODGRAÐE (ASSERIA) NEAR BENKOVAC Summary The Church of the Holy Spirit, situated at the local graveyard that occupies part of the forum of Roman Asseria, was damaged during the Homeland War. In the framework of a renovation program by the Institute for the Protection of the Cultural Heritage, Conserva- tion Office Zadar, revisory and rescue excavations were undertaken, supported by the Mi- nistry of Culture and the town of Benkovac, and directed by Dr. Ivo Fadiæ, museum coun- sellor in the Archaeological Museum in Zadar. Excavations have been performed at several locations in and around Asseria from 1998 to the present. Exceptional professional and sci- entific results have been achieved and regularly published. The excavations in 2001 along the northern face of the wall (beyond the “Trajanic gate”) uncovered a cemetery from the period of late Antiquity with two phases of burial. Bu- rials were found under eaved tiles, in walled grave vaults, and in pits lined with stone sla- bs. Jewellery was found in the later horizon of late Roman burials. One exceptional item was a silver fibula in the shape of a cross with widened ends to the arms, decorated with a double row of incisions. A circular setting with an inserted blue stone was located in the cen- ter. The loops for holding the pin were preserved on the back, and were attached with two ri- vets each. The pin is missing. Dimensions of the fibula: 4.9 x 3 cm /Fig.