The Fshej burial mound necropolis belongs to the Late Iron Period (7th – 6th century BC). During the archaeological excavations carried out here in 2011, five tumulus burials were archaeologically excavated and researched, which resulted with rich and abundant archaeological material, typical for determination of the chronology of the site, which clearly confirms the occupancy of the Dardanian population, respectively the time period of the unification of their ethoculture. The burial mund group is situated approximately 800 m south, southwest from the Ura e Shenjtë stone bridge. The funerary rite practiced here, the inhumation or free burial of the deceased buried inside a burial constructed as a grave case built with river stone graves, illustrates one of the burial rites of the indigenous population. Besides, the inhumation ritual practiced by the Dardanians, the incarnation/ cremation of the late person was widely used in Dardania.
Period: Bronze Age
Permanent protection, Date of Protection: 1967
Under termporarly protection, Date of Protection: 2011
Under termporarly protection, Date of Protection: 2012
Source: https://dtk.rks-gov.net/tkk_objekti_en.aspx?id=8749