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Discovery of a 1800-year-old Roman wagon in eastern Croatia in october 2019
This type of burial was done by very rich and influential Roman families 2,000 years ago.
According to the experts, this funeral ritual was intended to show travelers their status and wealth.These families installed a mound of earth along one of the most important arteries of the Roman Empire.Under this tumulus was a large burial chamber in which the horses were buried with the cart.
That of Stari Jankovci has a diameter of 40 meters and the remains were found at 1 meter deep.
