Gomolava

The Gomolava archaeological locality stands on the left shore of the Sava River, encompassing multiple settlement layers spanning six millennia of continuous human habitation.

Initial excavations of Gomolava began in 1904, followed by systematic research efforts from 1953 that revealed settlements from late Vinča period through Bronze and Iron Ages.

The site contains numerous ceramic stoves within ancient houses and exhibits a mixture of local materials alongside Italic imports, demonstrating regional trade connections.

Tourists can arrange visits to explore the archaeological remains through the Tourist Organization of Municipality Ruma, which provides necessary information and access details.

The location features two distinct tells that were originally positioned on an island in the Sava River, containing evidence from the Late Neolithic to Medieval periods.

Website: https://nasledje.gov.rs/index.cfm/spomenici/pregled_spomenika?spomenik_id=108940

GPS coordinates: 44.88855,19.74846

Latest update: November 29, 2025 16:04