{{dyktalk|30 August|2010|entry=... that the skeleton of a pregnant woman and her unborn child dating back to 3000 [[Anno Domini|BC]] was found in the '''[[Kamenica Tumulus]]''' in [[Albania]]?}}
{{dyktalk|30 August|2010|entry=... that the skeleton of a pregnant woman and her unborn child dating back to 3000 [[Anno Domini|BC]] was found in the '''[[Kamenica Tumulus]]''' in [[Albania]]?}}
==It's about a Serbian toponym KAMENICA==
"Kamen" means "stone " in Serbian lanugage and "ica " is a suffix for city-mark ! It was a Serbian region - just like Vinca, Lepenski Vir...
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A fact from Kamenica Tumulus appeared on Wikipedia's Main Page in the Did you know column on 30 August 2010 (check views). The text of the entry was as follows:
Did you know... that the skeleton of a pregnant woman and her unborn child dating back to 3000 BC was found in the Kamenica Tumulus in Albania?
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