Vinča-Belo Brdo, Neolithic archaeological site in Vinča, Serbia.
Vinča-Belo Brdo is an archaeological site in Belgrade's suburb on the Danube's right bank, where layers of settlement remains reveal the site's long history. Excavations show how the community rebuilt and expanded their living spaces repeatedly over many centuries.
The settlement began in the early stone age and was inhabited by successive cultures across several millennia. It represents a key period of early human communities in Southeast Europe and their development.
Pottery fragments and tools scattered throughout the site reveal how inhabitants crafted everyday objects and organized their domestic life. These artifacts show the routines and skills that shaped daily existence in this early settlement.
The site sits beside the river and is accessible by public transport from downtown Belgrade. Wear sturdy shoes since the ground is uneven and the excavated areas have varying levels.
The site contains at least thirteen building phases stacked on top of each other like pages in a history book. This exceptional preservation lets archaeologists see precisely how human life changed layer by layer over time.
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