The Imperial Tablet, an inscribed marble slab (97 X 209 X 20 cm) was found in 1969 150 m south-east of the Diana fort near the eastern edge of the Roman cemetery. It commemorated Trajan’s canal at the Iron Gate, dug in AD 101:
The Emperor Caesar Trajan Augustus, son of the deified Nerva, victor over the Germans, chief priest, holder of the tribunician power five times, father of his country, consul for the fourth time, had the navigation along the Danube, dangerous because of the rapids, made safe by having dug a new channel. Besides the military buildings, a sacrificial necropolis and civilian settlement is located within the walls. Items such as various daily tools, marble and bronze sculptures were found. In 1983, Diana fort was added to the
Archaeological Sites of Exceptional Importance (Serbia) list by the
Republic of Serbia. Diana Fortress, built in 100 AD during Trajan's preparations for the Dacian wars, Moesia Superior, Serbia (28381932888).jpg Image:Diana_pan.jpg|Panorama of Diana fortress Diana Fortress, built in 100 AD during Trajan's preparations for the Dacian wars, Moesia Superior, Serbia (41353644265).jpg Diana Fortress, built in 100 AD during Trajan's preparations for the Dacian wars, Moesia Superior, Serbia (41353649515).jpg Wiki.Đerdap IV Diana Fortress 067.jpg ==See also==