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Skinning (Prehistoric Settlement)

Djoshkun Alievski

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Type of artwork: Graphic Design | Digital Illustration
Dimensions: 500mm x 707mm, 300 dpi
Year: 2021
Location: Prespa Lake, North Macedonia

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“Skinning (Prehistoric Settlement)”. 2021. Artist: Djoshkun Alievski. Source: ECHO II website. License: CC BY-SA 4.0.

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About this artwork

The Bay of Bones in Ohrid Lake is an archaeological site of a prehistoric pile dwelling settlement. It is 3 to 5 meters deep. The place is called “Ploca Mikov Grad”. Today, there is a reconstruction of pile dwellings (Water Museum “Bay of Bones”) and platforms, with its own visitor center. Above the settlement is the renewed Roman fortification (castrum) with the military facilities of that time. At the Bay of Bones, the nearest pile of a total of 6,000 m² is detected at 12 meters in the lake, which is assumed to be a pile from the bridge that connected the settlement. It is assumed to have stretched on a platform of about 8,500 m², and there may have been 60 inhabitants. Many remains of tools, ceramics, wood, stone and parts of animals (such as deer horns) were discovered on the site. This drawing was mostly inspired by the skins that were left around the place from different wild animals.

Djoshkun Alievski

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