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Monkodonja

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Monkodonja Bronze Age hillfort, Croatia
Monkodonja Bronze Age hillfort, Croatia

Monkodonja is a hillfort occupied about 1850/1750-1500/1450 BC during the Bronze Age, located near the city of Rovinj in the Croatian region of Istria.

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Monkodonja
Madona di Kampo,

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Monkodonja

Madona di Kampo
51120 (Rovinj)
Croatia
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Monkodonja Bronze Age hillfort, Croatia
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