Stake attention in this memory
The image displays a historical plaque attached to a weathered brick wall. The plaque contains text in Bulgarian and two illustrations: a map and a photograph of ruins. The text on the plaque states that the Roman fortress, possibly Davsava, was a military castle in the 2nd-4th century AD. It was fortified with a wall and towers built on the foundations of a destroyed Thracian wall. The map shows the layout of the fortress during the Roman era (2nd-4th century AD). The photograph depicts the stone ruins of the fortress, with visible walls and foundations partially overgrown. The scene appears to be an outdoor exhibit, likely at an archaeological site or museum in Shumen, Bulgaria, given the mention of the "Shumen Fortress" in the text. The surrounding brick wall is deteriorating, showing signs of age and damage, with peeling paint and rough texture.
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