Kinđa

The circular burial mound rises 6 meters above the surrounding terrain and spans 50 meters in diameter at its base near Kikinda in northern Serbia.

The archaeological site dates back to the period between the 3rd and 1st century BCE when Eastern European steppes were under the influence of Sarmatian tribes.

Local folklore connects the mound to Attila the Hun's final resting place, while scientific evidence suggests earlier origins during the Copper Age period.

The archaeological site remains challenging to access during wet seasons due to its location in former marshlands with low alluvial terrain.

The mound supports rare native flora, including European feather grass and crested wheat grass, species that have vanished from other areas in Banat.

Location: North Banat Administrative District

GPS coordinates: 45.84794,20.41176

Latest update: March 27, 2025 07:57