During agricultural work at the place called Rrëzina in the village of Bratotin, ceramic fragments and foundations of dwellings, architectural structures, were uncovered. During surface archaeological surveys in this area, various fragments of archaeological material were recorded above the surface, such as various fragments of bricks, roof tiles, amphorae and parts of various vessels for everyday use.
In general, the fine ceramic material was made of very pure clay of a light brown colour. The occasional discovery of some dwelling foundations during agricultural work apparently points to a settlement of the Late Roman period.