Within the framework of international scientific cooperation, Dr Vojislav Filipović, on behalf of the Institute of Archaeology, is implementing a bilateral project between Serbia and Slovakia focused on the study of cultural contacts, communication routes, and long-distance trade from prehistory to the 12th century AD. The project focuses on the analysis of key communication corridors, primarily the

Dr Nemanja Mrđić represented the Institute of Archaeology in the INNOVABLUE–ROBONETCBC workshop, held on 26 March in Podgorica (Montenegro). The workshop gathered around 50 participants from 8 countries, who worked collaboratively to develop initial concepts in the field of blue technologies, fostering innovation and international cooperation. The participation of the Institute of Archaeology contributed to the exchange of

Dear colleagues and friends, With the release of Dancing Histor(y)ies Newsletter #12, we bring to a close a three-year journey of collaboration, creativity, and shared experiences across Europe. Through festivals, workshops, and video diaries, the project has connected artists, local communities, and cultural heritage — leaving behind a rich and living archive of stories, moments, and collaborations. We would

Dr Jelena Anđelković Grašar, representing the Institute of Archaeology, participated in the Regional Creative Europe Forum, held on 30–31 March 2026 in Podgorica (Montenegro). Within the session “Creative Europe: Success stories – how to develop successful projects,” dedicated to successful projects funded through the Creative Europe programme, Dr Anđelković Grašar presented the Dancing Histor(y)ies project as an