Serbia, September 27, 2019: Human remains from the Roman period discovered during archaeological excavations in Vinča
Vinča is one of the major and the largest prehistoric archaeological sites in Europe that was the heart of the first urban European civilization. From the 6th to the 3rd millennium BC, the so-called “Vinca culture” stretched for hundreds of miles along the Danube river in what is now Serbia, Romania, Bulgaria and the Republic of Macedonia, with traces all around the Balkans, parts of Central Europe and Asia Minor, and even Western Europe.
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Location: Vinca, Serbia
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