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Settlements in Serbia · Mysteria

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Settlements in Serbia

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🇷🇸 Serbia · Ancient village

Lepenski Vir

Early Holocene Mesolithic → Early Neolithic (Starčevo) · Iron Gates Mesolithic → Starčevo

Mesolithic to Early Neolithic trapezoidal-house village (9500–5400 BCE) wedged on the Iron Gates gorge of the Danube, famous for 54 trapezoidal floors of limestone-hard red plaster, sandstone…

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🇷🇸 Serbia · Ancient village

Vinča-Belo Brdo

Early to Late Neolithic/Chalcolithic (Starčevo→Vinča) · Vinča culture (Old Europe)

Type-site of the Vinča culture (5700–4500 BCE), the most advanced Neolithic-Copper Age tell in Southeast Europe: 9 m cultural layer, 13 habitation horizons, figurines (Lady of Vinča), proto-writing…

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🇷🇸 Serbia · Ancient village

Starčevo-Grad

Early Neolithic Starčevo-Körös-Criș · Starčevo (SE Neolithic)

Type-site of the Starčevo culture (6200–5400 BCE), the first Neolithic farmers to colonize Southeast Europe from Anatolia, bridging Anatolian Neolithic to Vinča and Linearbandkeramik.