Archaeological Guide of Kosovo
Archaeological Guide of Kosovo
Archaeological Guide of Kosovo
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Bardhosh<br />
Bardhosh is positioned north <strong>of</strong> Prishtina, set on the left side <strong>of</strong><br />
the road to Podujeva. The Neolithic site <strong>of</strong> Bardhosh was accidentally<br />
discovered in 2002, on the occasion <strong>of</strong> opening foundations in order to<br />
build a private house together with accompanying annexes.<br />
The immediate rescue excavations carried out at this location<br />
firmly confirmed remains and ruins <strong>of</strong> the Neolithic dwellings, houses<br />
with fire places, stone Hawn working tools, vessels and fragments <strong>of</strong><br />
ceramic, etc. Furthermore, a quantity <strong>of</strong> qualitative anthropomorphic<br />
terracotta figurines discovered here, typical for the Vinca Culture but<br />
with the distinctive feature <strong>of</strong> Kosovar variant <strong>of</strong> so called ‘Pristina style’<br />
were proved at this distinguished site.<br />
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Fig. 39. Anthropomorphic figurine from Bardhosh, Vinca<br />
Culture. (<strong>Kosovo</strong> Museum)<br />
Fig. 40. The location map <strong>of</strong> the Neolithic site <strong>of</strong> Bardhosh<br />
municipality <strong>of</strong> Pristina.<br />
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