A tell site near Arad, Romania, the type site of the Early-Middle Bronze Age culture, dated to the mid-2nd millennium BC. It is the Romanian aspect of the Periam-Mokrin-Szöreg group. It is largely contemporaneous with the Otomani or Füzesabony culture. A culture layer yielded a rich collection of domestic pottery and bonework, discovered mostly in large storage pits. The material belongs to the first stage of the Pecica culture, which is named after another settlement near Arad, and which lasted from the 25th-18th centuries BC. Both sites yielded metal objects of Early Bronze Age type and provided much information about the Bronze Age in this area.