Sudul Câmpiei Panonice în prima jumătate a mileniului II î.Hr. Studiu de caz: Židovar, Banatul de Sud, Serbia
Southern Border of the Pannonian Plain in 1st half of 2nd Millennium BC: Case Study of Židovar, South Banat District, Serbia

Summary/Abstract: Being one of the best preserved multi-layered prehistoric settlements, the site Židovar, South Banat district, Serbia, became essential for establishing stratigraphic picture of the later prehistory at the southern border of the Pannonian Plain. Its exceptional location as a natural fortress on the eastern edge of the Deliblatska peščara, a large sandy desert, and at the same time in the vicinity of the Vršac highlands, has been attracting explorers since the 18th century AD. Currently, excavations have been carried out by the Faculty of Philosophy, Belgrade, and the Vršac City Museum, Vršac. They started in 1996 and research is still in progress.

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