Ancient Scardona with hinterland bounded by the toponyms Varvaria (Bribir) and Burnum (Ivoševci) based its agricultural production and food supply to the population on Neolithic cultures from that area, from which she inherited the ways of growing various agricultural crops. Ancient production was based on growing crops inside the wall of settlements and cities (intra muros) and is especially related to city villas (villa urbana) and cultivation of agricultural soil outside the city walls - extra muros, as well as rustic villas (villa rustica) which were centers of more extensive agricultural production. We learn about the methods of production, nutrition and food trade routes through archaeological findings accompanied by anthropological, archaeobotanical and osteological analyses, but also a pedological map that has data that is the basis for understanding cultivation in the past. Receipts culture are found indirectly and through the pagan cults that took place in this area. Based on the above knowledge, it is possible to reconstruct the appearance everyday life in ancient Scardona - Skradin. It will be explained what types of agricultural products and crops were grown in that area, which due to the number of inhabitants in environment should be provided from other parts of the Empire. Transport routes by land in the hinterland of Scardona as well as river-sea routes with built infrastructure (roads and ports) enabled trade and the placement of surplus products and supply insufficient food.