Vatin Circles

Vatin circles are an archaeological site near the village of Vatin near Vršac [1]. It consists of four regular concentric circles that, going from larger to smaller, form a slight elevation [1]. Vatin circles have a diameter of around 150 meters while the Vlajkovac circles around 300 meters [1]. It is not known for sure how they were created or what their purpose was [1]. Objects that were found near the circles also speak in support of the assumption that these are Neolithic creations [1]. They were estimated in the Vršac City Museum to belong to the Vinča culture and are estimated to be 6500 years old [1].

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TypeEarthwork
PeriodUndated
CountrySerbia
Coordinates45.2104° N, 21.2872° E

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