Ottomány culture

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The Ottomány culture located in Western Romania, in eastern Hungary,Crisana (in Romania) and Slovakia, is a local middle Bronze Age culture (2100-1700 BC) near the village of Otomani/Ottomány located in Romania Bihor County. It existed in the Körös tributaries between Makó culture and the Gyulavarsánd cultures. This culture was contemporary with Wietenberg culture. The people from this culture occupations was plant farming and cattle farming. The houses were built on tumulus made from fired houses.^[1]

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