 Later, when the village was re-populated, the settlement (seat) was firstly in Milošev Potok (located in the north of the village), and then it was moved to Karaula (towards the Vrčin village), and from there in times of fleeing, the population then moved to the present settlement seat, while Karaula remained a "selište".The Vinča-Belo Brdo archaeological site is located nearby in Vinča, and dates to 5700 BCE; the Starčevo culture and Vinča culture covered most of the Balkans.Archaeological findings dating to the Bronze Age and Roman period has been found in the cadastral area.