Dancing Histor(y)ies – Final Event in Mérida Marks a Two-Year European Journey On November 13, 2025, the National Museum of Roman Art hosted the final event of the Dancing Histor(y)ies project, bringing to a close an outstanding two-year collaboration that connected archaeological sites, local communities, and contemporary dance in a shared creative dialogue. This concluding event gathered all

Dear friends, The Dancing Histor(y)ies conference is just around the corner! On November 13, we will gather for a special — and final — event of the Dancing Histor(y)ies project, where we will present the results of our two years of work. Judging by the achievements and the overall impact of the project, this has truly been one

Today marks the official conclusion of the StećakLand project, but the remarkable results and materials developed during this two-year collaboration will remain available to everyone eager to continue exploring and discovering the world of stećaks. On this occasion, the sixth and final newsletter of the project has been published, featuring the latest updates, shared achievements, and an

We are pleased to inform you that the latest GreenHeritage Newsletter – Issue No. 2 – has been published. This edition provides an overview of the project’s key activities, with a special focus on the implemented study visits, trainings, and workshops, which have enabled knowledge exchange, capacity building, and collaboration among experts from various fields. Through these

The fifth edition of our newsletter highlights a unique fusion of heritage and cutting-edge technology: the StećakLand team is using virtual reality (VR) to present medieval stećci in an entirely new way. Readers are invited to experience this cultural legacy through an innovative, interactive journey that brings its legends and settings to life with light, space,

The first Green in Heritage newsletter highlights key project activities, with a focus on study visits across Europe. From Ostia, Viminacium, and Córdoba to Slovenia and Lisbon, partners explored how to connect heritage preservation with sustainability and education. Workshops, guided tours, and knowledge exchange fostered collaboration and built a community of good practices. These visits aimed

We are pleased to present the latest newsletter revealing how the StećakLand project’s multidisciplinary team successfully combines tradition with innovative virtual reality (VR) technology. This pioneering approach introduces the audience to a new dimension of experience, allowing interactive exploration of stories and settings inspired by medieval stećci tombstones.   The newsletter is available here:Stecakland IV

Co-published by the Institute of Archaeology and the Belgrade Research Society, the first book in Serbian science on the methodology for studying parasitic infections in humans and animals in the past has been released. The publication, titled Paleoparasitology: A Methodology for Researching Parasitic Infections in the Past, is co-authored by Dr. Nemanja Marković, Senior Research Associate

This June, Viminacium transforms into a living stage as the Dancing Histor(y)ies Festival unfolds from June 1 to 8 in the Archaeological Park. With free admission, the festival invites audiences to experience contemporary dance woven into the fabric of Roman history. Before the official opening on June 5, the festival offers a rich program of community engagement

We are proud to announce the DH newsletter No. 6. Inside, you can read about Dancing Histor(y)ies plans for the summer and the amazing Festivals that will be organized in Rome (Italy), Viminacium (Serbia), Merida (Spain) and Nora and Barumini (Italy). Our amazing artistic partners 420PEOPLE, Derida Dance Center, ilDance and Polish Dance Theatre / Polski