First enclousers from Bronze Age found in Serbia

Researchers from University College Dublin discovered enclouseres in northern part of Serbia which is located on the so called "pannonian plain". Sites had been identified using aircraft reconassaince and google earth and dated with tools found there. This discovery is important because it had been previously thought that agriculture expanded much later into the Panonian plain becouse it was isolated from the rest by mountains. Source: https://www.archaeology.org/news/11899-231116-serbia-bronze-age

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  1. englishdiary19 listopada 2023 21:56

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