The excavated sites from neolithic period on eastern Adriatic coast speak in support of the existence of a special spiritual aspect of life in which various cults and rituals were practiced. A specific relationship to the deceased, characteristic only for this period, is evident through the discoveries of a few complete burials of children and adults and secondary burials of the skull and other bones. Also in this area we find plastic figural constructions in shape of human realistic figures and human bell-shaped characters, and zoomorfic figurines with pots and plates which are similar to the cult pots on four legs or „rhytons“. Instruments which we connect with rituals are also „stamp – seals“ that we find in all stages of the neolithic on the eastern Adriatic. Ceramic fragments painted with motives of the sun and the moon are dated back to the late neolitihic period. Such depictions on ceramics, together with other objects, which are attributed to cult purposes, provide the worldview of neolithic ranching-agricultural community in this area at least at some point. This community was depended on nature's benevolence, and in harmony with it, developed the special spiritual aspect of life peculiar to just this area.