The
In 1977 were performed, the first underwater archaeological research in Macedonia, at the site An Миќов the City, in the Bay of the Bones, in addition to the southern coast of the peninsula of Gradiste, near the village of Gorica
The
In 1977 were performed, the first underwater archaeological research in Macedonia, at the site An Миќов the City, in the Bay of the Bones, in addition to the southern coast of the peninsula of Gradiste, near the village of Gorica
Underwater surveys
In the period between 1993 and 1997, during additional campaigns, around 6,000 wooden piles were recorded at the bottom of the lake, representing the remains of the wooden structures of the prehistoric huts built on a platform above the water. 6,000 wooden pileswhich indicate the size and structure of the former pile-dwelling settlement. According to the measurements, it covered an area of about 8,500 m², located around 10 meters from the shore, with a length of 155 meters and a width of 55 meters.
Divers expeditions
In the period between 2003 and 2004, diving expeditions were carried out on the bottom of the site, during which all the remaining areas of the settlement were surveyed and documented, and a rare movable archaeological material was discovered, along with the remains of a massive ceramic vessel – a pithos.
Complete redesigning of The
On July 12, 2025 year, and it was officially completed in the redesigning of the Museum of water in the Bay of the bones. For the restoration, they were running out of roughly 15 million (over 240.000 euros, provided by the institute and the museum in the city of Ohrid. They were реновирани / or exhibit space, sanitary facilities, the roofs of the колибите, as well as the терасата, and the system of irrigation.
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