Interests and methodology of research

MA Ivan Ninčić is focused on the research of the beginning of the Iron Age in Podunavlje, with an emphasis on the role of communication and mobility of communities in the past. Through the research of material culture, he endeavours to illuminate the cultural and social processes that led to the development of Iron Age cultures. With many years spent on excavations, he has gained experience in applying digital technologies when working on archaeological documentation (including surveying with a total station, production of plans and models in the programmes AutoCAD, GIS and AgiSoft).

Education

2019 –Doctoral studies at the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade

2019 – Master’s thesis in Archaeology. Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade. MA: Thraco-Cimmerian finds: objects with eastern characteristics in Serbia

2015 – Bachelor’s degree in Archaeology. Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade

Employment

2022 – Institute of Archaeology, Research Assistant

Languages: English, Russian

Memberships

– Serbian Archaeological Society

International Conferences

• 17th International Colloquium of Funerary Archaeology, Târgu Jiu, Gorj County (Romania), 4th-7th October 2018
• Perspectives on Balkan Archaeology (PeBA) – Spheres of Interactions: Contacts and Relationships between the Balkans and Adjacent regions in the Late Bronze/Iron Age (13th/12th-6th/5th BCE), 15 th-17 th September 2017.

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Bibliography

Chapters in international monographs and collections

• Ljuština, M., T. Radišić and I. Ninčić, 2019. Exotic goods from the Early Iron Age Necropolis Stubarlija, Serbia as Indicators of Cultural Contacts, In Border guards of the passes from the fortresses and the graves: the Bronze and Iron Ages, eds. V. Sîrbu, C. Shuster and D. Hortopan, Proceedings of the 17th International colloquium of funerary archaeology, Târgu Jiu, Gorj County (Romania), 4th-7th October 2018:139-148. Brăila: Editura Istros a Muzeului Brăelei “Carol I”.
• Ljuština, M., I. Ninčić and T. Radišić, 2019. A Close Watch on the Tisa: The Early Iron Age Necropolis Stubarlija, Serbia, In Border guards of the passes from the fortresses and the graves: the Bronze and Iron Ages, eds. V. Sîrbu, C. Shuster and D. Hortopan, Proceedings of the 17th International colloquium of funerary archaeology, Târgu Jiu, Gorj County (Romania), 4th-7th October 2018:123-138. Brăila: Editura Istros a Muzeului Brăelei “Carol I”.

Papers in scientific journals

• Ljuština, M., and I. Ninčić, 2017. Scythian Weapons and Horse Harness in the Territory of Serbia. Pp. 245-254 in Археологія і давня історія України, випуск 2 (23), Інститут археології Національної академії наук України, Kиїв.