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Widely accepted palatials in Romania · Mysteria

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Widely accepted palatials in Romania

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🇷🇴 Romania · Ancient village

Ruginoasa–Dealul Drăghici Cucuteni Palace

Cucuteni A–B (c.4200–3800 BCE) · Cucuteni–Trypillia

Famous 'palace' at Ruginoasa–Dealul Drăghici, a 32×16 m Cucuteni A3 burned building with timber lacing, painted floors and 2-storey interpretation, excavated by H. Dumitrescu.