Cetina

The Cetina Valley and the narrow passage at Klis have always functioned as a principal trade route between the Croatian coast and hinterland [1]. The earliest evidence for agricultural activity is from the Early Neolithic in the upper part of the valley [1]. In the Early Bronze Age the Cetina culture, a geographically pervasive group with contacts throughout the Adriatic basin, became dominant [1]. Extensive mound fields are recorded on the lower valley slopes at several locations around Cetina, Vrlika and Bajagić [1].