Saradnici Arheološkog instituta učestvovali su od 26. do 29. avgusta 2026. godine u Atini, u Grčkoj, na 32. godišnjem skupu Evropske asocijacije arheologa (European Association of Archaeologists; EAA), jednom od najznačajnijih međunarodnih okupljanja stručnjaka iz oblasti arheologije.
Arheološki institut predstavljen je kroz veliki broj izlaganja i istraživanja koja obuhvataju širok hronološki i tematski raspon; od praistorije i neolitskih zajednica, preko rimske arheologije i materijalne kulture, do srednjovekovne arheologije i bioarheologije. Posebno mesto zauzele su teme iz oblasti arheobotanike, arheozoologije i antropologije, proučavanja koštanih artefakata, kao i primene savremenih interdisciplinarnih metoda u arheološkim istraživanjima.
Na skupu su svoje rezultate predstavili ili kao autori istraživanja učestvovali saradnici Instituta dr Ilija Danković, dr Milica Marjanović, dr Danica Mihailović, dr Selena Vitezović, dr Nataša Miladinović-Radmilović, dr Danica Grujić, dr Ivana Dimitrijević, dr Gordana Jeremić, dr Olga Bajčev, dr Slaviša Perić, dr Đurđa Obradović, dr Ružica Savić, dr Dragana Vulović, dr Uglješa Vojvodić, dr Roksana Chowaniec i dr Milica Tapavički-Ilić.
Učešće saradnika Arheološkog instituta na EAA predstavljalo je priliku za predstavljanje rezultata aktuelnih istraživanja međunarodnoj stručnoj javnosti, razmenu znanja i iskustava sa kolegama iz brojnih evropskih i svetskih institucija, kao i dalje razvijanje međunarodne i interdisciplinarne saradnje.
Posebno značajno bilo je učešće Đurđe Obradović, koja je organizovala sesiju „Regulating Archaeobotany in Europe: Practices, Challenges and Perspectives“, posvećenu praksama, izazovima i perspektivama razvoja arheobotanike u Evropi. Pored usmenih izlaganja, rezultati istraživanja Instituta predstavljeni su i kroz poster Selene Vitezović „Technological Studies of Bone Artefacts from the Neolithic Period in the Balkans“.

RADOVI SARADNIKA ARHEOLOŠKOG INSTITUTA PREDSTAVLJENI NA EAA 2026

Reflections of Expected Womanhood: Relief Mirrors from Viminacium
Ilija Danković (Institute of Archaeology)

Remembering and Being Remembered: Wives and Funerary Commemoration in Upper Moesia
Milica Marjanović (Institute of Archaeology)

Pleistocene Stelida in the Mega-Cyclades: Bioenvironmental Contexts of Insularity, Connectivity, and Technological Adaptation
Danica Mihailovic (Institute of Archaeology); Tristan Carter (McMaster University); Daniel Contreras (University of Florida); Justin Holcomb (The University of Kansas); Christelle Lahaye (Université Bordeaux Montaigne); Demetris Athanasoulis (Hellenic Ministry of Culture)

The Shape of Water: Morphology of Hunting and Fishing Gear from Osseous Raw Materials in Prehistory of SE Europe
Selena Vitezovic (Institute of Archaeology)

Vinča Burials from the Klenak Site, Serbia
Dragana Vulovic; Nataša Miladinović-Radmilović (Institute of Archaeology); Sanja Nestorović (Laboratory for Bioarchaeology, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade)

Integrating Minimally-Invasive Palaeoproteomics and Radiocarbon Dating to the Study of the Neolithic Osseous Industry at Svinjarička Čuka, Serbia
Anastasia Papadogianni (Department of Evolutionary Anthropology, University of Vienna | Austrian Archaeological Institute, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna); Danica Grujić (Institute of Archaeology); David Blattner (Austrian Archaeological Institute, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna); Barbara Horejs (Austrian Archaeological Institute, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna | Human Evolution and Archaeological Sciences Research Network, Vienna); Katerina Douka (Department of Evolutionary Anthropology, University of Vienna | Human Evolution and Archaeological Sciences Research Network, Vienna)

Exploitation of Faunal Resources in the Late Copper/Early Bronze Age Eastern Croatia
Jelena Bulatovic (University of Gothenburg); Ivana Dimitrijevic (Institute of Archaeology); Ina Miloglav (University of Zagreb); Jacqueline Balen (Archaeological Museum in Zagreb)

Untimely Deaths at Jagodin Mala Necropolis: Children Burials from 2023 Excavation Campaign
Marko Janković (University of Belgrade; Faculty of Philosophy, Department of Archaeology); Gordana Jeremić (Institute of Archaeology); Aleksandar Aleksić (Institute of Protection of the Cultural Monuments of the City of Niš)

Some Remarks on the Burials of Children in Naissus (Niš, RS)
Gordana Jeremic (Institute of Archaeology)

Early Neolithic Pit Houses in the Central Balkans: New Insights from Međureč
Olga Bajcev; Slaviša Perić; Đurđa Obradović; Ivana Dimitrijević; Ružica Savić (Institute of Archaeology)

Archaeobotanical Research in Serbia: Ups, Downs and Emerging Perspectives
ĐurĐa Obradovic (Institute of Archaeology); Ana Smuk (Independent researcher); Amalia Čupić Sabanov (University of Belgrade | German Archaeological Institute, Berlin); Dragana Filipović (University of Algarve | University of Bucharest)

Inspired by Field Practice at Çatalhöyük: The ‘Heavy Fraction’ and Its Processing in Serbia
Đurđa Obradović (Institute of Archaeology); Dragana Filipović (University of Algarve | University of Bucharest); Slobodan Mitrović (Public Archaeology Laboratory, Pawtucket); Milena Vasić (Independent researcher); Jovana Tripković (Independent researcher)

A Soil Micromorphology Approach to Early Neolithic Pit-Dwellings at Međureč, Serbia
Lyndelle Webster (Austrian Archaeological Institute); Aleksandar Milekić (University of East Sarajevo); Slaviša Perić (Institute of Archaeology)

Children of the Outskirts: A Bioanthropological Study of Non-Adult Individuals from the Ras Region (13th–18th Century)
Dragana Vulović (Institute of Archaeology); Vladan Vidosavljević (Ras Museum, Novi Pazar); Uglješa Vojvodić (Institute of Archaeology)

Greek Locally, Roman Imperially: Food, Agriculture, and Husbandry in a Sicilian Town of Akrai/Acrae
Roksana Chowaniec (Institute of Archaeology)

Old Documentation Living a New Life; Showcase Roman Camps
Milica Tapavički-Ilić (Institute of Archaeology)

Poster Technological Studies of Bone Artefacts from the Neolithic Period in the Balkans
Selena Vitezović (Institute of Archaeology)