Book promotion: Belgrade Fortress in Old Photographs – Readings and Research by Marko Popović
On Friday, May 24th, at 14:00 a promotion of the book Belgrade Fortress in Old Photographs - Readings and Research by Marko Popović will be held at the Cultural Heritage Preservation Institute of Belgrade, located at Kalemegdan. In addition to Dr. Igor Borozan and Dr. Marina Pavlović, our colleague Dr. Vesna Bikić, who compiled the material
BELGRADE FORTRESS RESEARCH PROJECT
Research programmes are aimed at obtaining scientific knowledge about the origin and development of the fortress and the urban settlement in the epochs of Antiquity, the Middle Ages and in later periods, up to modern times. In addition, data relevant for the conservation, restoration and revitalisation of individual buildings, sites and wider complexes within the fortress
BECAP – Third International Belgrade Conference on Archaeological Pottery, 16-17. May 2024
The Third International Belgrade Conference on Archaeological Pottery - BECAP 24 - will be held on 16-17. May 2024. The theme of the conference is Pots and Society: Relationships, identities and prestige/status. 35 applications were received from 19 countries (Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia, Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania, Greece, Cyprus, France, UK, Egypt, Latvia, Belgium, Ukraine, Spain, Italy, Russia,
SIRMIUM – SREMSKA MITROVICA
The remains of the Roman Sirmium are located below Sremska Mitrovica, a small city on the Sava river, about 70 km west of Belgrade. The Roman city was founded in the 1st century on the site of indigenous settlements. Sirmium became a Roman colony in 89, during the reign of Emperor Domitian. In the following period,
GERULATA-MIROČ
The Roman site of Gerulata in the village of Miroč on the mountain of the same name, in the territory of the municipality of Majdanpek, includes a small Roman fortification - a castle and a civilian settlement, which protected the road that connected the valley of the Poreč river and the ancient Taliata (Taliata) near Donji
