Brateiu Archaeological Complex

Romania

The Brateiu Archaeological Complex (Hungarian: Baráthely, German: Prettoa) is an archaeological site located in Transylvania, Romania, consisting of settlement remains and several cemeteries. Archaeological research has revealed two distinct occupation layers, officially referred to as Brateiu 1 and Brateiu 2, which are separated both chronologically and culturally. Brateiu 1 dates to the 4th century, while Brateiu 2 is attributed to the 8th and early 9th centuries.

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