Crvena Stijena

A prehistoric cave site near the Adriatic coast in Montenegro. Artifacts and faunal remains date back to the last glaciation and deposits include the Palaeolithic, Mousterian, Upper Palaeolithic (Aurignacian), Early and Late Mesolithic (with microlithic flint industries and a large faunal sample of red deer and chamois), Early Neolithic (with Impressed Ware and Danilo-Kakanj pottery, also macrolithic flint industry), Late Neolithic (Danilo culture), and a Late Bronze Age level (with Hallstatt A-B metalwork).

A long-lived cave site in the karstlands of the southern Dinaric mountains, located in the Trebisnjica Valley 20 km inland from Dubrovnik, in Dalmatia, Yugoslavia. 31 levels have been distinguished in a 20-metre stratigraphy: XXXI-V, Palaeolithic, with deposits of the Mousterian and Upper Palaeolithic covering the last two major glaciations; IVb-IVa, Early and Late Mesolithic respectively, with microlithic flint industries and a large faunal sample dominated by red deer and chamois; III, pottery of Early Neolithic Impressed ware type associated with a fauna dominated by hunted mammals; II, pottery of Danilo-Kakanj style associated with wild mammal bones and a macrolithic flint industry; I, a Late Bronze Age level with Hallstatt A-B metalwork.