Interests and methodology of research

MA Mirjana Đorđević studies the Late Prehistory of the Central Balkans, with a particular focus on the Eneolithic period and the analysis of chipped stone artefacts. Her research focuses on understanding the role of stone tools in the social and economic transformations that characterize this period, especially in the context of metallurgy. Through the study of production technology, the organisation of production, distribution, and the use of stone tools, her work contributes to a better understanding of the dynamics of cultural influences, as well as identifying elements of tradition and innovation in their production and use.

Education

2024 – Doctoral studies in Archaeology. Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade

2024 – Master’s thesis in Archaeology. Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade: MA: Chipped Stone Artefacts from the Early Eneolithic Layers of the Velika Humska Čuka Site – Traditions and Innovations

2023 – Bachelor’s degree in Archaeology. Faculty of Philosophy, University in Belgrade

Employment

2025 – Institute of Archaeology, Research Trainee

Languages: English

Scholarships:

Scholarship of the Foundation for Young Talents, “Dositeja”, Ministry of Youth and Sport of the Republic of Serbia, 2023-2024

Memberships

– Serbian Archaeological Society