The road runs along the bottom of the sea near the island and previously associated the settlement with the island. The discovered settlement was originally dated to around 4500 BC, but carbon analysis of wood chips collected on the road indicates the settlement’s age as 4900 BC.
Remains of the stone walls surrounding the village, flint tools and other items used by the local people were also found in this area. The found monument is believed to belong to the Hvar archaeological culture.
Source: Ferra
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