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Boka e Përçevës
The Boka e Përçevës tumulus necropolis is situated few kilometers
up northwest from the Gllareva necropolis. This grouped tumulus
burial is dated in Late Bronze and Early Iron Period, and is very characteristic
for the huge number of the dispersed burial mounds within
a wider complex area. In total, 19 burial mounds were detected so
wheras, among them; only seven were excavated and researched during
the seventies of the last century.
The rich and abundant archaeological material in the form of
grave goods were discovered here, whereas, tooled weapons, different
decorations and diverse qualitative vessels and earth ware pots, all together
clearly reflect the undisputed facts of the remains of a advanced
indigenous Dardanian civilization.
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Fig.77. Several bronze bracelets discovered at the Boka
Përçeva tumulus (Kosovo Museum).
Fig. 78. Spear head collection discovered inside the tumuli
necropolis of the Bokës e Përçevës. (Kosovo Museum).
Fig. 79. An ornamented bronze forged button discovered
inside the tumulus XIV, grave 23. Boka e Përçevës. (Kosovo
Museum).
Fig. 80. Processed bake clay dish, discovered inside the
burial mound XIV, grave 7. (Kosovo Museum).
Fig. 81. The site localization on the map of the Boka e
Përçevës burial mounds complex.
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