Starčevo site

The archaeological complex stretches along the left bank of the Danube River, featuring elliptical underground structures spanning from 2 to 6 meters in diameter.

The settlement dates back to 6200 BCE, marking one of the earliest agricultural and cattle-breeding populations in the central Balkans during the Early Neolithic period.

The Starčevo findings include stone tools, bone weapons, and ceramics adorned with geometric patterns painted in white, black, and red colors.

Located 8 kilometers from Pančevo, the archaeological remains can be explored at the Starčevo Museum within the House of Culture in the nearby village.

The burial practices revealed individuals placed in fetal positions within settlement waste pits, indicating specific funeral customs of the Neolithic inhabitants.

Location: City of Pančevo

Inception: 6,200 years BCE

GPS coordinates: 44.81030,20.71280

Latest update: March 3, 2025 09:44