Vidra

Middle and Late Neolithic tell settlement near Giurgiu in the lower Danube Valley, southeast Rumania. The main occupation horizons include a Boian level, a Boin-Gumelnita transitional level, and three Gumelnita levels. Of the Gumelnita levels, the first two have rich metal finds, including gold pendants and copper pins and earrings.

A tell settlement of the Middle and Late Neolithic period, located near Giurgiu in the lower Danube Valley, southeast Rumania. Excavated by D. Rosetti, the site has a four-metre stratigraphy with five main occupation horizons; I, a Boian level, separated by a thin silt level from IIA, a Boian-GUMELNITA transitional level, including intra-mural burial; IIIB-IIID, three Gumelnija levels, the last very poor in finds, the first two with rich metal finds, including gold pendants and copper pins and earrings.