The final thesis explores the history of the area of the town of Buzet in the ancient period through a historical overview and archaeological findings. Buzet is located in the northern part of the Istrian Peninsula, near the border with Slovenia. This thesis provides insight into the evolution of this area during various time periods of antiquity. The research emphasizes the richness of archaeological findings dating from the ancient period, indicating the continuous presence of human activity and settlement. Discoveries include fortifications, necropolises, and other archaeological artifacts that provide insight into the daily life and culture of the inhabitants of the Buzet region in ancient times. Although many archaeological findings have been uncovered in this area, the thesis highlights that research has not been sufficiently in-depth and comprehensive, with historiography neglecting this part of Istria. This thesis suggests that further archaeological research could yield valuable insights into the history and cultural heritage of Buzet in ancient times. Through the analysis of archaeological findings, this thesis contributes to the reconstruction of the history and life in this area, thereby offering contributions to understanding the ancient past of Buzet and Istria as a whole.