Ongoing archaeological excavations in Bostan, Novobërdë, are uncovering new evidence about an ancient settlement believed to have been connected to the period of the Dardanian Kingdom.
Research carried out in recent years has confirmed the presence of a fortified settlement, including remains of a defensive wall, a tower and a gate. Archaeological materials discovered at the site point to Bostan having played an important role during the Classical and Hellenistic periods.
The latest findings are increasing the site’s significance for researchers seeking to better understand daily life, economic activity and the organization of settlements in Dardania during the era of the Dardanian Kingdom.
Archaeologists say continued excavations could provide further insight into the region’s ancient history and the communities that lived there centuries ago.
