Archeology
Neanderthals in Serbia
The oldest evidence of the presence of Homo ancestors in our region was recorded in 2006.
Archeology
Who lived under the glass?
The construction of the Belgrade metro will provide a chance for the state to change its attitude towards archaeological heritage, and for archaeologists to gain new knowledge about the history of Belgrade.
Archeology
Archaeologists found a prehistoric settlement as high as 2.000 meters
A mysterious ancient settlement was discovered at a surprisingly high altitude in the Spanish Pyrenees, writes Science Focus
Inheritance
How Serbia preserves world heritage
Stećci on the sites near Bajina Bašta and Prijepolje from the World Heritage List do not have UNESCO marks, although the state is obliged to do so
Archeology
The oldest graves in the history of Nis have been discovered: the 8.000-year-old Novosel archaeological site
In the surroundings of Niš, life has existed for eight millennia, as confirmed by the latest archaeological research
Archeology
What's new in the Neolithic?
Recent research has revealed interesting details about health, attitudes towards death and burial in our area in the early Neolithic
Archeology
The riddle of the circular trenches from Orničje
During protective research in the atar of the village of Malča, in the Orničje locality, archaeologists found circular trenches from prehistoric times, absolutely unknown in Serbia, whose purpose and meaning have yet to be interpreted.
Profession
Archaeologists wanted
The Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments Nis covers a territory the size of Slovenia. Eight institutes and around 50 archaeologists work in Slovenia, and two archaeologists in Niš "cover" seven districts and 41 municipalities.
New museum
Viminacium Museum, the first museum on the site itself
The recently opened Viminacium Museum is exceptional in the country because it is located on the site itself. Archeology and the protection of immovable cultural heritage are priorities of the Ministry of Culture, Minister Selaković said. However, there is no money for Belo brdo in this year's budget, and the General Staff was stripped of its status as a cultural property
Archeology
The expansion of the landfill threatens the site of the Vinča culture
"Stolna-Pistak", one of the largest Vinča settlements in the south of Serbia, is threatened by the expansion of the landfill and landfill in Aleksinac
Archeology
A village that was the seat of the Roman municipium
That Skelane, a village of 800 souls, was the seat of the city administration in Roman times is evidenced by the marvelous floor mosaics and a number of other values. It is expected that only future research will reveal the true significance of this area
On the occasion of the exhibition
Guardians of the Kosmai heritage
The current exhibition of the National Museum of Serbia "From Polytheism to Christianity: Rotunda in Stojnik", apart from talking about the importance of the archaeological heritage of Kosmaj, one of the most representative preserved units of Roman mines on the soil of Europe, indicates that it has not been protected even to this day, and the consequences of the devastation of natural environment
Archeology and politics
Turning the past into an armed force
Not only examples from the territories of Kosovo and Serbia, but all over the world, prove that archeology is day by day ceasing to be only a scientific discipline about the human past, but also a weapon used to appropriate territories
Archeology
About the limits of time
If several wooden objects had not been left with the body of the deceased pharaoh Snefru, and if Frank Libby had not figured out how to use C-14 to determine the age of organic materials, we would not know basic things about the life of those before our era today.
Kosovo
Adam Crnobrnja: The "Bronze Goat" figurine on the Kosovo stamp was photoshopped
It is known that in 1973 the figurine was part of a private collection in Vranje, but now it is not known where it is. It is also known that it was found at the end of the 19th century in the vicinity of Prizren, says the president of the Serbian Archaeological Society
Archaeological time machine
A red-haired goddess from Neolithic garbage
Publication of an encyclopedia The roots of European civilization - the first comprehensive review of prehistoric archaeological research in Serbia from 1890 to the present day, which is all the more significant because it is based on scientific evidence and not on the various fabricated and seductive sensationalist claims that pseudo-archaeology of this era abounds in.
Archeology
Triumphal Arch from Viminacium
The remains of the triumphal gate were found from the time of the Roman emperor Caracalla, who granted civil rights to all free inhabitants of the Roman Empire.
A cultural treasure
Are Neolithic remains disappearing in Vinci?
The association "Naša mesna zajednica" believes that Dubravka Đukanović, director of the Republic Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments, is responsible for the destruction of Neolithic remains at the Belo Brdo archeological site in Vinča.
Archeology
Another ship discovered in Viminacium
This summer, another shipwreck was discovered near Viminacium, near the place where similar ones were found three years ago, which proves that the Danube once flowed there
Inheritance
Čačak, Belgrade and Niš: What to do with the Ancient Romans
When the remains of past times are discovered under the streets of a city, it is a big and important event. However, for Čačak, Belgrade and Niš, the archaeological finds of ancient Rome have become a problem
News
Niš: Roman waterworks from the 4th century damaged due to improper construction:
While building Somborski boulevard in Nis, the workers damaged part of the water supply system from the time of Emperor Constantine. Archaeologists are appealing for the investor, the City of Nis, to stop the work and allow them to explore this priceless historical monument, as required by law.