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Gomolava is a Vinča culture site on the Sava River in Serbia.^[1] It is dated to 4000 - 3800 B.C.^[2]

References

^ "Gomolava, Serbia". IADR.
^ Eggink, J. W. (15 December 1983). "The molluscs of the dwelling mound Gomolava, Yugoslavia. An environmental investigation on and near Gomolava". Palaeohistoria: 55–76 – via ugp.rug.nl.

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