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The Illyrian Tombs

The Illyrian Tombs of Selca e Poshtme (Albanian: Varret e Selcës së Poshtme) are situated close to the town of Pogradec in Albania close to the town of Selcë e Poshtme. On the correct bank of the waterway Shkumbin at a rise of 1040 m above ocean level, lie the remaining parts of the antiquated city of Pelion and the going with necropolis.
The Roman Via Egnatia drove past it towards Thessaloniki. Despite the fact that there are hints of human action in Neolithic circumstances, the settlement appropriate dates to the Iron Age (Illyrian proto-urban) through to the Illyrian urban period (fifth to second hundreds of years BC),and achieved its tallness under settlement by the Illyrian clan of Enchele in the later Iron Age and was likewise possessed in the Roman time frame as hints of a metropolitan building appear. From the fourth to first hundreds of years BC the city was the illustrious home of Illyrian lords and consequently, likewise most likely a critical political and monetary centre.In 1996, Albania incorporated the Royal tombs of Selca e Poshtme in the UNESCO World legacy rundown of proposition.

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