The E-neolithic settlement and Tell of Sultana-Malu Rosu in southwest Romania has been the subject of scientific research for nearly 100 years, and has been heavily excavated during that time. partly destroyed by a man made reservoir as well, the excavations have moved beyond the area of the occupation mound with spectacular results.
To provide a base topographic plan of the area, capture excavation images, show extent of Tell collapse into the reservoir and provide images and video for inclusion in promotional video.
Dr.Catalin Alexandru Lazar
National History Museum of Romania
National History Museum of Romania
