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Kinđa
45.8547° N, 20.3923° E
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Kinđa (Serbian: Кинђа) is a Copper Age kurgan, or burial mound, in Serbia. Situated in the northeastern part of Vojvodina, near the town of Kikinda. Even though an artificial feature, it is one of the highest points of the north and northeastern part of the Serbian section of Banat.
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Possible Sarmatian or Scythian use
3rd–1st century BCE
Attila legend
453 AD
Cuman construction hypothesis
13th century
Municipal archaeological designation
2013
Partial destruction by agricultural company
May 2017
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