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Kllokot-Vërban (archaeological site)
42.3061° N, 21.2802° E
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The Kllokot-Vërban archaeological site is located near Klokot, situated on an alluvial terrace along the Morava river. This site dates back to the Roman period and provides a unique insight into settlement choices based on fertile land and proximity to mineral springs. Among the notable discoveries is a marble sculpture, a distinguished piece of Dardanian art, depicting Dea Dardanica, a high-toned Dardanian lady. This artifact exemplifies the advanced artistic capabilities of the time and underscores the cultural significance of the region during the Late Classical Period. The site's strategic location highlights its importance for agricultural production and access to natural resources, reflecting the sophisticated settlement planning during Roman times.
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Roman settlement foundation
50 CE
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