Burnum is one of the more relevant antique sites in the area of present-day Bukovica. It grows on the right bank of the Krka river, and it gives it a significant strategic advantage in this area. The Romans stationed their legions in the area not far from the village of Ivoševci to stabilize and preserve it from the aggressively inclined Delmats. In the wars against Delmats, the Liburnian tribe of Burnists was fighting on the side of the Romans. Their center was located on the right side of the Krka river, on a hillfort in Puljani. Certainly, they were also a very important element in the emergence of the Burnum agglomeration. The Roman agglomeration in Burnum consisted of several factors that made up a stable community. It consisted of a Roman legionary camp with the associated territory, an auxiliary castel, and a municipal city, most probably formed during the Hadrian period, developed from the canabas and peregrine settlement of Burnista. The camp in Burnum surely stands out the most for its amphitheater, which, for now, makes it the only Roman military camp with an amphitheater in this area. It was built during Vespasian, whose inscription was found in front of the southern entrance and was constructed by members of the IV. the legions of Flavia Felix.