Interests and methodology of research

Dr Ivan Bogdanović is dedicated to the research of Roman cultural heritage in Danubian provinces. Dr Bogdanović researches architecture and buildings, and his research is focused on the fortifications and on the objects in which spectacles took place. Dr Bogdanović’s interests also encompass archaeological material that is most frequently related to the amphitheatre, but also to the Roman army.

Education

2019 – Doctoral thesis in Archaeology. Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade, PhD: Building a Roman amphitheatre. Case Study: The Viminacium Amphitheatre

2009 – Bachelor’s degree in Archaeology. Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade

Employment

2012 – Institute of Archaeology, Research Assistant

2010 – Institute of Archaeology, Research Trainee

Languages: English, Russian

Participation in projects

(2010-) IRS – Viminacium, a Roman city and legionary camp – research of the material and spiritual culture, population, application of the modern non-destructive techniques of aerial prospection, geophysics, GIS, digitalisation and 3D visualisation – Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development, Institute of Archaeology, Ministry of Science and Environmental Protection of the Republic of Serbia

International conferences

• 5^th International Conference on Roman Danubian Provinces, “Romans and natives in the Danubian Provinces (1^st C. BC-6^th C. AD), University od Iasi, Iasi, Romania, November 5^th-9^th 2019.
• Reconstruction and Visualization of the Roman Heritage between  Rhine and Danube, Keszthely, Hungary, September 13^th-14^th 2019.
• XXIV International Limes Congress – Belgrade-Viminacium, Serbia, Septembar 2019. 2^nd Roman Period Working Group Meeting of the International  Council for Archaeozoology, Basel, Swiss, February1^th-4^th 2018.
• Roman Archaeology Conference, Theoretical Roman Achaeology Conferece (RAC), Rome, Italy, March 16^th-19^th 2016. 10^th Meeting of the Worked Bone Research Group of the International  Council of Zooarchaeology, Belgrade, Serbia, August 25^th-30^th 2014.
• Columna Traiani – Trajan’s Column: A Victory Monument and War Report in Pictures. International Conference Marking the 1900th  Anniversary of its Dedication,  Vienna, Austria, May 9^th-12^th 2013.
• XXII International Limes Congress – Ruse, Bulgaria, September 2012. IV International Congress of the International Lychnological  Association, Ptuj, Slovenia, May 15^th-19^th 2012.
• XVII Roman Military Equipment Conference, Zagreb, Croatia, May 24^th-27^th 2010.

National conferences

• XL assembly and annual meeting of the Serbian Archaeological Society and celebration of 70 years of the Archaeological Institute, Belgrade, Serbia, 5-7. June 2017
• Work of the Archaeological Institute in 2012 and 2013 – Viminacium; 2013, 2019
• Annual meeting of the Archaeological Institute – Viminacium, 2010, 2012

Bibliography

Chapters in monographs and edited volumes

• Богдановић, И. Рогић, Д. Вуковић-Богдановић, С. 2018. Виминацијумски амфитеатар, у Римски лимес и градови на тлу Србије, ур. М. Кораћ, С. Поп-Лазић, 44–49. Београд: Српска академија наука и уметности/Археолошки институт.
• Vuković-Bogdanović,  S. i Bogdanović, I. 2016. Late Roman bone anvils fromViminacium, in Close to the Bone: current studies in bone technologies, ed. S. Vitezović, 66–70. Belgrade: Institute of Archaeology.
• Bogdanović, I. i  Nikolić, S. 2017. In the Beginning There Was a Timber Construction… The Wooden Amphitheatre of Viminacium, in Columna Traiani – Traianssäule Siegesmonument und Kriegsbericht in Bildern, eds. F. Mitthof, G. Schörner, 87–94. Wien: Holzhausen der Verlag.
• Nikolić, S. i Bogdanović, I. 2015. Recent Excavations on the Amphitheatre of Viminacium (Upper Moesia), in Proceedings of the 22^nd International Congress of Roman Frontier Studies, Ruse, Bulgaria, September 2012, eds. L. Vagalinski and N. Sharankov, 547–555. Sofia: NAIM-BAS.
• Bogdanović, I. 2013. Roman stone and clay shot from Viminacium amphitheatre, in
• Proceedings of the XVII^th Roman Military Equipment Conference. Waepons and Military Equipment in a Funerary Context, eds. M. Sanader, A. Redić-Miočević, D. Tončinić, I. Radman-Livaja, 393–411. Zagreb: Filozofski fakultet/Arheološki muzej.

Papers in scientific journals

•  Živaljević I. Vuković-Bogdanović S. Bogdanović I. 2019. Ad Palatinas acipensem mittite mensas: fish remains from Viminacium. Starinar LXIX: 183–202.
• Bogdanović I. i Vujović, M. 2015. The terracotta lamp in the shape of a gladiator’s helmet from the Viminacium amphitheatre. Arheološki vestnik 66: 317–331.
• Vuković, S. i Bogdanović, I. 2013. A Camel Skeleton from the Viminacium Amphitheatre. Starinar LXIII: 251–267.
• Bogdanović, I. 2010. Rezultati arheološko-geofizičkih istraživanja na lokalitetu „Kod Koraba“ (Istočna nekropola Viminacijuma). Arheologija i prirodne nauke 5 (2009): 83–109.
• Bogdanović, I. i Jevtović, Lj. 2019. Arheološka istraživanja viminacijumskog amfiteatra u 2017. godini. Arheologija u Srbiji: projekti Arheološkog instituta u 2017. godini: 109–116. https://www.academia.edu/41277431/Arheologija_u_Srbiji._Projekti_Arheolo%C5%A1kog_instituta_u_2017._godini
• Nikolić, S. Stojić, G. Marjanović, M. Bogdanović, I. Jevtović, Lj. 2019.Istraživanja na lokalitetu Čair – Castrum (Viminacijum) 2017. godine. Arheologija u Srbiji: projekti Arheološkog instituta u 2017.godini:125–134. https://www.academia.edu/41277431/Arheologija_u_Srbiji._Projekti_Arheolo%C5%A1kog_instituta_u_2017._godini