Archaeological site Vučedol located along the Dunav River near Vukovar is a place of permanent settlement and one of the most important archaeological sites in Croatia. Because of the value of their findings is the name given to a whole Eneolithic culture, and is also its starting point. Vučedol was a village of farmers, herders, hunters and processors of copper that is your 'golden' era experienced of 3000. by 2200. BC. Kr. On Vučedol in 1938. The pronačena Vucedol dove.
Vucedol dove is the most famous ceramic vessels from archaeological excavations at Vučedol. Modeled in the form of a dove, has become one of the most recognizable symbols of the city of Vukovar. She had a cult purpose as a censer. Dark in color, adorned with white incrustation (bows, necklace, a series of wavy and zig-zag lines on the wings) in ornament and decoration originated stamped stabbing. Although it is called a dove, archaeologists believe that it is actually a bird partridge.
2007th was found in the prehistoric clay boots adorned with rich ornaments. Vučedolska boots was found four years ago in one of two house floors excavated prehistoric natives (Megaron), and originated from the early era Vučedol culture, which in this, and the eastern, central and parts of southern Europe existed between 2800 and 2400 BC ".