Koviljkin grad

The archaeological remnants of Koviljkin grad extend across 150 meters on a hilltop, featuring foundations of multiple rooms and ancient defensive walls.

Romans constructed this settlement, potentially named Gensis, establishing it as a strategic point above the Drina River where they operated a river port.

Archaeological excavations at Koviljkin grad have revealed structural elements and artifacts that demonstrate the Roman architectural methods and settlement patterns.

The archaeological site remains partially unexplored, with researchers requiring additional investigations to fully document and understand the settlement's layout.

A Roman stone discovered near the site provides evidence of construction techniques and architectural elements used during the ancient period.

GPS coordinates: 44.51222,19.16639

Latest update: March 21, 2025 05:54