Documented in media released by the Croatian Ministry of Culture and Media in 2025, remains of a small theater or odeon of Roman date have been identified and consolidated under the early 20th-century city hall of modern Sisak in Croatia (ancient Segestica/Siscia). Existence of a theater at Sisak was previously mooted on the basis of a Latin inscription mentioning a "magister mimariorum" (leader of a mime-troop?) discovered in the 19th century in a "Weingarten" there, but it is unclear if there was an ancient relationship between this inscription, its original social context, and the newly discovered monument.
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