From 11 to 15 May, as part of the knowledge and technology transfer process of the Institute of Archaeology and the expansion of the Community of Practice within the GreenHeritage project (Creative Europe) coordinated by our Institute, researchers, experts, professors, and students from England, Italy, and the USA gathered in Viminacium. We had the honour to host

Dear Members of the GreenHeritage Community of Practice, We are pleased to invite you to the third webinar of the GreenHeritage Community of Practice, which will take place on 28 May 2026 at 16:00 CET: Presentation of the GreenHeritage Pedagogical Framework and Online Repository of Educational Material. The session will explore the GreenHeritage pedagogical approach and online repository,

Dear colleagues and friends, We are pleased to invite you to the second webinar of the GreenHeritage Project Community of Practice,  (https://greenheritageproject.org/) which will take place on May 7 at 16:00 CET. This online session, titled “Culture as a Driver of Climate Adaptation and Resilience: From Data to Community Action”, will explore how culture and art can help

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

The latest edition of the Dancing Histor(y)ies Newsletter (#11) is now available, offering a closer look into the 2025 co-creation journey that transformed heritage sites across Europe into living stages. This issue introduces a curated video playlist documenting the full creative process—from initial workshops and first encounters between artists and local communities, to the development of performances

We are excited to announce the launch of a new series of Dancing Histor(y)ies Mini Clips, offering a vibrant glimpse into the creative journey of festivals and co-creation processes developed across Europe! This dynamic series brings together the work of key project partners — Institute of Archaeology (Serbia), Consorcio de la Ciudad Monumental Histórico-Artística y Arqueológica de

Welcome to our Call for Papers – Special Session #03 Digital Archaeological Heritage for the Education of New Generations   Dear Colleagues,   We would like to encourage researchers, heritage professionals, educators, site and museum managers, practitioners, digital specialists and community representatives to submit their abstract/paper to Special Session #03 Digital Archaeological Heritage for the Education of New Generations to