Archaeology of Klakar Municipality – exhibition and the catalogue, Museum of Brod-posavina County, 2023

U Muzeju Brodskog Posavlja 14. rujna 2023. godine otvorena je izložba pod nazivom Arheologija općine Klakar. Ova je izložba rezultat suradnje Općine Klakar i Muzeja Brodskog Posavlja povodom 30. obljetnice osnutka i 130. obljetnice prvog povijesnog ustrojstva Općine. Na inicijativu Općine, Muzej je 2022. i 2023. proveo sustavne terenske preglede oko Gornje Bebrine i Klakara. Tom prilikom pronađeni predmeti izloženi su zajedno s onima iz novijih zaštitnih arheoloških istraživanja te onima pronađenim krajem 19. i početkom 20. stoljeća koji se čuvaju u Arheološkom muzeju u Zagrebu. Postav izložbe konceptom prati život ljudi na ovom prostoru od neolitika i eneolitika (mlađeg kamenog i bakrenog doba), zatim brončanog i željeznog doba, vremena antike, do srednjega i novog vijeka, odnosno u kontinuitetu od 6. tisućljeća pr. Kr. do 17. stoljeća. Uz izložbu je pripremljen i veći katalog u kojem je vrlo detaljno opisano 85 arheoloških lokaliteta i 271 predmet.On 14th of September, 2023, an exhibition titled Archaeology of Klakar Municipality was opened in the Museum of Brodsko Posavlje. This exhibition is the result of cooperation between the Municipality of Klakar and the Museum of Brodsko Posavlje on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of its foundation and the 130th anniversary of the first historical organization of the Municipality. At the initiative of the Municipality, the Museum conducted systematic field surveys of Gornja Bebrina and Klakar in 2022 and 2023. The objects found on that occasion are exhibited together with those from recent rescue archaeological excavations and those found at the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century, which are kept in the Archaeological Museum in Zagreb. The concept of the exhibition follows the life of people in this area from the Neolithic and Eneolithic, the Bronze and Iron Ages, the Antiquity, to the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period, i.e. in continuity from the 6th millennium BC until the 17th century. Along with the exhibition, a larger catalogue was prepared in which 85 archaeological sites and 271 objects are described in great detail