TIRANA, November 27/ATA/ Archaeologists have discovered interesting data regarding Mirdita area in Northern Albania during the recent excavations in Upper Kthella.
According to the National Institute of Cultural Heritage, during November, the archaeologists from the Directorate of the Archaeological Service at the National Institute of Cultural Heritage, with the support of Mirdita municipality, carried out rescue excavations in the area of Upper Kthella.
The archaeological data from this area, accompanied by a rich and significant toponymy, testify to human activity starting from the Early Iron Age to that of Late Antiquity.
The Institute said that there will continue the archaeological research and exploration while there are expected important results for the recognition and discovery of the treasures of the cultural heritage of Mirdita area and beyond. /j.p/r.e/p.s./
