Asseria is a Roman municipium located at the intersection of Ravni kotari and Bukovica. The area was inhabited from prehistoric times to late antiquity. The surveys were carried out as early as the Austro-Hungarian Empire at the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century, and then the surveys ceased until the end of the 20th century when the site was re-explored. The best preserved architectural items are ramparts made of massive stone blocks that have several entrances to the city, the most famous being the Trajan's Gate. On the site of an ancient Roman Forum, today we can find a local cemetery, and for that reason, it is difficult to carry out archaeological excavations in that area. It is important to mention that that very site housed a monumental altar with She-Wolf breastfeeding Romulus and Remus, which was found as a spolia in a late antique rampart. The prehistoric, antique and late antique necropolis were located outside the perimeter of the ramparts. The road network around Asseria was more than good in ancient times and is located at the intersection of inland and coastal roads.