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An Anthropomorphic Statue of Eneolithic, Belonging to the Cucuteni Culture, Discovered by Archaeologists in Harghita

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Archaeologists from the National Museum of the Red Carpathians have taken over the digs in the site of Dâmbul Citaţii, Harghita County, and this year's first discovery is a small anthropomorphic statue (female idol), from Eneolithic, belonging to the Cucuteni culture (4500-4050 B.C.).
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Archaeologists from the National Museum of the Red Carpathians have taken over the digs in the site of Dâmbul Citaţii, Harghita County, and this year's first discovery is a small anthropomorphic statue (female idol), from Eneolithic, belonging to the Cucuteni culture (4500-4050 B.C.).

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historia.ro broke the news on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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