Beidaud is a commune in Tulcea County, Northern Dobruja, Romania. The commune includes three villages: Beidaud; Neatârnarea (Caildere until 1908) Sarighiol de Deal; The commune's name is of Turkish origin, being a compound of the words bey and Daut, derived from David. Thus, the name means "village of the bey David". [3]

Beidaud este o comună în județul Tulcea, Dobrogea, România, formată din satele Beidaud (reședința), Neatârnarea și Sarighiol de Deal. [2]

2022年12月1日 · research the aptly-named Beidaud Archaeological Microzone (BAM). This research project, entitled The Hamangia Valley from Prehistory to the Middle Ages.

The archaeological investigation of the Beidaud area started in 1976, when large Roman storage vessels (dolia of around 200 litres capacity) were discovered in the commune of Beidaud3. We must stress here the fact that such a discovery indicates the existence of a Roman archaeological site in the commune of Beidaud, which is yet to be

The paper presents the research project started by the University of Bucharest and the Eco-Museal Institute in Tulcea in the Beidaud Archaeological Microzone, Tulcea County (Romania), which contains four sites (Fig. 1): a Neolithic settlement pertaining to the Hamangia culture, in a location called la Grădină, south of the Beidaud commune; a ...

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Beidaud is a commune in Tulcea County, Northern Dobruja, Romania. The commune includes three villages: The commune's name is of Turkish origin, being a compound of the words bey and Daut, derived from David.

Beidaud este satul de reședință al comunei cu același nume din județul Tulcea, Dobrogea, România. Se află în partea de sud a județului, în Podișul Casimcei.

The paper presents the research project in the Beidaud Archaeological Microzone (Tulcea County, Romania) and very briefly mentions the main results of the 2020 and 2021 field campains