Kinđa

Kinđa
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Also known as: Кинђа

Top of Kinđa is at an altitude of 91 m, with the mound itself being elevated 5.3 m to 6 m above the surrounding ground [1]. The mound is earthen, circular and has a diameter of 50 m [1]. Kinđa is the largest and was one of the best preserved kurgans in Serbia [1]. Based on its monumental size, it is believed that Kinđa is the tomb of someone very important [1].

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TypeMound/tumulus
Period500 BC - 1 AD
CountrySerbia
Coordinates45.8548° N, 20.3924° E

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