ПРАИСТОРИЈАТА ВО ВИНИЧКИОТ РЕГИОН
PREHISTORY IN VINICA REGION

Summary/Abstract: By archeological research in Vinica region in the R. N. Macedonia it is established that this area was inhabited in the very early prehistory, as a region with extremely advantageous natural geographical conditions. The oldest discoveries date from the Eneolithic period or 5–4th millennium BC and are confirmed on several localities such as the fortress on Vinica’s Kale – Vinica and the settlement Kremenik nearby the village 269 Dragobrashte. Prehistoric Bronze and Iron Ages are registered on several necropolises in Vinica region and the village Vinichka Krshla, where the Local archeological and history museum “Terracotta” from Vinica conducted researches during the period from 2011 to 2021. Numerous archeological objects from the prehistory discovered there indicates rich cultural history of this region, especially for the end of the second millennium BC and the first half of the first millennium BC, when according the historical resources on the territory of today R. N. Macedonia Paeonian tribes are noted, some of which surpassed the tribal order and became kingdoms.

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