The Dobrudjea region is a fertile plain, cultivated for millennia by the Dacians, Romans, Turks, Wallachians, and others. From time to time, you may notice small hills – less than
The Dobrudjea region is a fertile plain, cultivated for millennia by the Dacians, Romans, Turks, Wallachians, and others. Occasionally, you'll spot small hills – scarcely 10 meters high. They appear to be tumuli, ancient burial mounds of Scythian warriors.
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