Since the 19th century, the interest of scholars and lovers of antiquity has been focused on the prehistoric hillfort settlements, also known as gradine, castellieri or kastelliere, on the Istrian peninsula. Several hundred of these fortified settlements, located on the tops of the countless hills of the Karst, are registered today. However, only a few of them have been explored through systematic archaeological research. The site that is currently best investigated and excavated with modern methods is the Gradina of Monkodonja near the small port town of Rovinj on the west coast of Istria, which is dated to the developed Early and to the beginning of the Middle Bronze Age. The research has led to numerous new findings, for example regardin...
Tijekom srpnja 2010. godine provedeni su terenski pregledi područja karlovačke regije, točnije općin...
This paper reports on the typological and archaeometrical study of the grip elements of pottery foun...
SUMMARY - The Early Bronze Age settlement of Can\ue0r (Castelnovo Bariano, Rovigo) - Since the first...
U razdoblju između 2016. i 2018. godine, u sklopu zajedničkog korejsko-hrvatskog projekta provedena ...
Gradine su prapovijesna utvrđena naselja koja su nastala na dominantnim najčešće uzvišenim i prirodn...
The paper presents a group of four, approximately 0.5m large, stone disks from entrances or cemeteri...
This work takes into consideration the production of the Middle and Late Bronze Age pottery in the l...
Il contributo illustra i risultati ottenuti negli scavi 2015-2016 condotti dall'Università Sapienza ...
Thirteen stone tumuli have been documented to date on the Mušego-Mon Sego hill in the vicinity of Ro...
The burial mound of Barbariga-Baia di Maricchio (Istria, Republic of Croatia) was discovered in 2003...
none4In this paper we focus on the problems derived from field excavations carried out in the “M” ar...
This paper summarizes the results of researches carried out in the area next to the modern village o...
This paper summarizes the results of investigations carried out by the University of Bologna in sect...
Ovim prilogom predstavlja se važna grupa posuda iz ranog i srednjeg brončanog doba na istarskim grad...
The B6 hut of the Bronze Age settlement of Mursia (Pantelleria, TP) belongs to the first phase insid...
Tijekom srpnja 2010. godine provedeni su terenski pregledi područja karlovačke regije, točnije općin...
This paper reports on the typological and archaeometrical study of the grip elements of pottery foun...
SUMMARY - The Early Bronze Age settlement of Can\ue0r (Castelnovo Bariano, Rovigo) - Since the first...
U razdoblju između 2016. i 2018. godine, u sklopu zajedničkog korejsko-hrvatskog projekta provedena ...
Gradine su prapovijesna utvrđena naselja koja su nastala na dominantnim najčešće uzvišenim i prirodn...
The paper presents a group of four, approximately 0.5m large, stone disks from entrances or cemeteri...
This work takes into consideration the production of the Middle and Late Bronze Age pottery in the l...
Il contributo illustra i risultati ottenuti negli scavi 2015-2016 condotti dall'Università Sapienza ...
Thirteen stone tumuli have been documented to date on the Mušego-Mon Sego hill in the vicinity of Ro...
The burial mound of Barbariga-Baia di Maricchio (Istria, Republic of Croatia) was discovered in 2003...
none4In this paper we focus on the problems derived from field excavations carried out in the “M” ar...
This paper summarizes the results of researches carried out in the area next to the modern village o...
This paper summarizes the results of investigations carried out by the University of Bologna in sect...
Ovim prilogom predstavlja se važna grupa posuda iz ranog i srednjeg brončanog doba na istarskim grad...
The B6 hut of the Bronze Age settlement of Mursia (Pantelleria, TP) belongs to the first phase insid...
Tijekom srpnja 2010. godine provedeni su terenski pregledi područja karlovačke regije, točnije općin...
This paper reports on the typological and archaeometrical study of the grip elements of pottery foun...
SUMMARY - The Early Bronze Age settlement of Can\ue0r (Castelnovo Bariano, Rovigo) - Since the first...