The 3th century Tumulary cemetery is discovered in Himara V-XI before Christ

A breakthrough for Albanian archaeology has been made possible in Himara. Through a Facebook post, he was head of the Union of Journalists, Alexander Chipa, who made the news public. A recent archaeological rescue dig in Himara, the Vlora Regional Cultural Heritage Directorate and the National Institute of [...]
Through a Facebook post, he was head of the Union of Journalists, Alexander Chipa, who made the news public.
A recent archaeological rescue dig in Himara, by Vlora's Regional Cultural Heritage Directorate and the National Cultural Heritage Institute, has revealed a Tumulary cemetery of the Late Bronx (Shek). X coordinate V-XI before Christ.
According to archaeologists, the discovery is of particular importance, since it is the first archaeological site of its kind discovered on the coast of Himara, adding it to Albania's Archaeological Map and another area of tumulular cemetery.
“This is certainly the first and most important discovery after several centuries on Albanian soil on the southern coast of”, Cipa wrote. /tch













