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Nomadic Pastoralism in the Archaeology of Medieval Western Balkans - New Insights through Old Data
(Institute for Medieval Studies – Faculty of Arts – University of Leeds, 2022)
Medieval nomadic pastoralism in the Western Balkans is known from historical sources, but problematic to recognize archeologically. By focusing on ethnographic data of living inhabitants of both humans and livestock of the ...
Concepts of Paternalistic Culture and Cultural Paternalism in the Age of Neolithization
(Institute of European Studies, Belgrade, 2019)
The paper examines the indicators of paternalism in archaeological remains from the Neolithic period. At this time people moved from the Mesolithic mobile to the Neolithic sedentary way of life, that is, from a hunter-gatherer ...
Re-evaluating Old Archeological Evidence to Yield Exciting New Potential: the Medieval Castle of Petrus (Central Serbia)
(European Association of Archaeologists, 2022)
Robert Chapman and Alison Wylie have stated, material evidence is a rich scaffolding for (re)interpretation that allows for revision based on novel (digital) tools, ranging from improvements in digital (re)documenting to ...
Aktivizam, optimizam i priroda arheološke evidencije
(Филозофски факултет Одељење за археологију Центар за теоријску археологију, Београд, 2021)
Tema ovog izlaganja je sagledavanje prirode arheološke evidencije kroz dva naizgled nespojiva domena. Prvi je aktivistička i sasvim konkretna borba za očuvanje nasleđa, a drugi domen je filozofija arheologije i filozofija ...
Racial Science and Marrism: Controversial Ideas in Yugoslavian Archaeology
(European Association of Archaeologists Prague, 2020)
Yugoslavian archaeology is not separable as a distinctive term, rather as a network of scholars among national groupings of the former Yugoslavia. Matching the political circumstances in which it developed, it emerged in ...
Individual experience and emotional closeness: Archaeologists’ valuation of encountered objects
(Kiel University, 2023)
Psychology, economy, religion, society, and environment (geology, climate, flora, and fauna) are all interrelated with material culture and shape human behaviour. Consequently, in order to judge ancient people’s valuation ...
An Insight into Dietary Habits of St. Barbara Monastery (Southwestern Serbia) During the Early Modern Period: A Zooarchaeological Perspective
(Barcelona: University of BarcelonaTarragona: University Rovira i VirgiliBarcelona: Royal Monastery of Santa Maria de Pedralbes, 2024)
Since the late 14th century, throughout the Modern period, the Ottoman conquest of Serbia led to the devastation and desecration of churches and monasteries, looting of their assets, and the conversion of some sacred ...
Cervid Representations in the Iconography of Medieval Serbia
(Barcelona: University of BarcelonaTarragona: University Rovira i VirgiliBarcelona: Royal Monastery of Santa Maria de Pedralbes, 2024)
Abundant evidence indicates that cervids (red deer, fallow deer, and roe deer) have played a significant role in the daily lives of people since prehistoric times. Traces of their presence, as one of the most common and ...
Spice up your life: Adding emotions to the prehistoric resilience menu
(University College Dublin, Irish Research Council, 2022)
Archaeological studies on societal resilience are mainly oriented toward broad
economically-oriented changes within a culture and often involve the Adaptive
Cycle Model. Somehow, we forget that people are the ones who ...
The Dangerous Entanglement of Serbian archaeology - Archaeological Evidence and Interdisciplinarity under the Shadow of Political Pressure
(European Association of Archaeologists, 2021)
The medieval past has been appropriated and misused in support of or to fuel collective identity and answer questions of national origin. In this dangerous entanglement, it is interesting to examine what mechanisms have ...