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Vardarski Rid
41.1486° N, 22.5203° E
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Vardarski Rid is an archaeological site located in Gevgelija, North Macedonia, representing a significant ancient Macedonian settlement from the Early Classical Period. The site features remarkable architectural elements, including a monumental stoa and an acropolis, indicative of its historical importance in antiquity. Positioned strategically above the Gevgelija Plain and near the Vardar River, Vardarski Rid's location would have been advantageous for defense and trade. Today, remnants from its past are showcased in the local municipal museum, underscoring its cultural and historical significance. The site, along with Idomenae, is acknowledged as one of the oldest ancient Macedonian sites in the region, providing invaluable insights into the lifestyle and urban planning of early Macedonian civilizations.
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Early Antiquity Town
500 BCE
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