Danilo, Croatia

Danilo, a village near Šibenik, Croatia, is an important archaeological site known for its association with the Neolithic Danilo culture. This culture, which flourished between approximately 8000 and 3000 BCE, is characterized by its distinctive pottery, architecture, and settlement patterns. The site provides valuable insights into the domestic and social structures of Neolithic communities in the region. As the eponymous site of the Danilo culture, the village's archaeological significance lies in its contribution to understanding the spread of Neolithic practices across the Adriatic region. The presence of village structures indicates a settled lifestyle, marking a transition from earlier nomadic hunter-gatherer societies. Overall, Danilo is a key site for studying early agricultural and domestic developments in prehistoric Europe.