Lepenski Vir
Fish-faced stone heads on the banks of the Danube
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Foragers and fishers lived at the Danube's Iron Gates as early as 9500–7200 BC, and around 6300–6000 BC they built trapezoid houses and carved boulders into sculptures with half-human, half-fish faces. Before a dam reservoir flooded the valley, the whole site was moved up the slope in the early 1970s.