Poster prezentacija na skupu "Tisućljeća među rijekama-arheologija međurječja" Hrvatskog arheološkog društva, Beli Manastir, 02.-06.10.2023., koautori: Ivana Hirschler Marić, Marija Mihaljević i Luka Štefan, 2023
Srednjovjekovni lokalitet Lipanovac-Pustošina nalazi se jugoistočno od naselja Drežnik, u općini ... more Srednjovjekovni lokalitet Lipanovac-Pustošina nalazi se jugoistočno od naselja Drežnik, u općini Rešetari u Brodsko-posavskoj županiji. Položaj Lipanovac-Pustošina (Grgurevo) na povišenom platou na 267 m nadmorske visine omeđen je sa zapadne strane potokom Ađamovka, a s jugoistočne strane, potokom Daždevikom (Dadišćak). Prostor naselja Drežnik se u povijesnim vrelima spominje prvi puta 1261., dok se crkva posvećena sv. Grguru spominje 1332. godine. Služba za arheološku baštinu Hrvatskog restauratorskog zavoda je u suradnji s Gradskim muzejom iz Nove Gradiške provela arheološko istraživanje u unutrašnjosti lađe i okolišu nekadašnje crkve. Otkriveni zidovi ukazuju na različite tehnike zidanja, sjeverni zid je građen od kamena vezanog vapnenim mortom, dok je južni i dio zapadnog zida građen od fragmentiranih antičkih opeka. Prilikom probnog arheološkog iskopavanja 2019. godine utvrđeno je postojanje jednobrodne crkve s polukružnom apsidom. Ovogodišnjim istraživanjima je većim dijelom istražen zapadni dio crkve, gdje je istraženo 46 grobnih cjelina, od čega 42 pripadaju grobovima djece. Od 13 pronađenih primjeraka novca, sedam ih je pronađeno u dječjim grobovima, koji ukope djece smještaju u razdoblje od druge polovice 16. do početka 18. stoljeća. Nalaz groba s novcem iz 1916. godine, koji je prilikom ukopavanja uništio dio zapadnog temelja i zida crkve, potvrđuje podatke o ukopavanjima na području nalazišta do u 20. stoljeće.
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From that time a variety of inscriptions accidentally found in the town’s urban core attested to the existence of a thriving
community that flourished from the 1st century AD till the Late Antique period. These finds corroborated the idea that the
Roman town of Aquae Balissae was situated in present-day Daruvar.
Modern-day research brought to light new structures on the site of Stari Slavik in Daruvar. The site is situated east of the presentday
Special hospital for medical rehabilitation, on a hill known as Stari Slavik. In the present-day forest, excavations unearthed
parts of the presumed Late Antique town fortifications or fort. The excavation yielded the remains of a wall and foundations
26.39 m long, with a northwest-southeast direction. On both ends, the wall was destroyed by later actions. On the eastern part of
the wall, a semicircular construction has been discovered with a 1.5 m thick wall. Geomagnetic and LiDAR surveys corroborated
older finds, indicating that the Roman town stretched on the southern slopes of the Stari Slavik hill. Surface features indicate
the existence of underground structures of rectangular layouts on the highest ridge of the hill. The area of the Roman town that
was not encompassed by the urban development of Daruvar comprises a total of 3000 m² with possible remains of fortifications
and housing.
AD fortification in the north Adriatic. With its pentagonal layout and massive walls, it stands as a credit to Roman builders in a
time of crisis. It was constructed on the coastline itself probably to control the sea channel between the mainland and the island
of Krk. Early 20th-century stray finds indicate the existence of a settlement or villa in the Novi environs. This suggests that the
local road connecting the towns of Tarsatica and Senia, which crossed the Vinodol valley, passed near the Lopar fort. So, it seems
that the role of the fort was dual, controlling the sea channel and the coastal road. Excavations conducted since 2011 brought to
light numismatic finds of the early 4th century AD, with ceramic finds and radiocarbon data that show the usage of the fort till
the 6th century AD. It seems that the fort was the farthest reach of Justinian’s rule in the north Adriatic mainland.
During the 2021 campaign, the remains of the central castle have been surveyed and documented. Using the archeological methodology of the stratigraphy of standing structures, the remains of the castle have been analyzed. Six distinct construction phases have been identified among the standing structures. The earliest one is represented by the remains of a possible church dated to the 12th/13th centuries. That structure was supplemented by the construction of the castle that was enlarged during the next three construction phases, dated from the 13th to the end of the 15th
century. The change of the owner, from the noble Frankopan family to the Habsburg Military Frontier, caused new construction changes during the 16th century. The last phase is represented by the physical remains of trenches and pill boxes of the Italian army during World War II. The aim of this paper is to present the results of the structural and field survey of the Ledenice castle and to show the possibilities of the analysis of standing structures in archaeology as one of the noninvasive field methods.
The use of these methods allows new insights in the architectural development of the archaeological remains in question, give answers to specific research questions, especially in the field of late medieval and post-medieval archaeology, and enrich the data of individual architectural remains. The data can be used in later monuments protection programs, as the foundation for better understanding of the architectural remains and the proper method of their preservation.
promjena i migracija na području Vinodola od 12. do 20. stoljeća. Pregled dosadašnjih istraživanja ukazuje
na postojanje znanstvenog i stručnog interesa u području graditeljske baštine lokaliteta, ali i na izostanak
jedne cjelovite studije, povezivanja podataka iz pisanih izvora s materijalnim nalazima, graditeljskim
fazama utvrde i naselja, njihove usporedbe s primjerima drugih vinodolskih lokaliteta i šire, što se ovim
radom nastoji nadopuniti. Predlaže se šest graditeljskih faza utvrde temeljenih na stratigrafskim odnosima
i formalnim obilježjima arhitekture, povijesnim događanjima i poveznici s drugom arhitekturom naselja.
Istraživanje je dio projekta dokumentacije postojećeg stanja lokaliteta iz 2019. i 2021. godine.
were also visible microscopically and on the X-Ray scan. In this case report the description of the changes on the mandibular bone and the possible etiology is presented.
It was the presumed seat of the estate known as terra Damasa, which was part of the medieval County of Zala. Most of the finds are ceramic fragments of pots characteristic for the high medieval period known from rural sites in nearby Podravina region. Since the site can be connected to the family of the low noble man Damas the absence of luxurious finds, metal or imported ceramics, is indicative. As is the absence of stone built structures.
In this paper, I will try to show that the high medieval low nobility in Međimurje showed their elevated social status through the selection of the location and construction of their seat, while the material culture did not differ from its rural peasant surroundings.
The local freemen were mentioned in written sources in the Law Codex of Vinodol from 1288. It was in the possession of the Counts of Krk (later Frangipan) till the 16th century. Till the end of the 17th century it belonged to the Zrinski kindred. The Grižane is one of nine castles held by the Counts of Krk in Vinodol.
The area of Vinodol is geographically narrow and the issue of such a large number of castles starting from the 13th century is an open issue. The development of feudal estates in the Hungarian kingdom indicates that the estates were the main source for the castle’s maintenance, especially their size. With the later connections of numerous properties under one owner, in this case the Counts of Krk or Frankopan, the possibility was created for the increase of castles that did not drain funds from their respective estates but from income collected in the owner's treasury. The acquisition of Frankopan land on the routes from the continental possessions towards the sea brought great revenue from the trade and billing of bridge tolls and other customs and thus created a financial base for the construction of new forts. If we can look at the construction of a castle in this light, it proves its decay after the weakening of the power of Frankopan and Zrinski, but also in the time when the owner's interest is diminished, and the castle’s own estates do not have the means to maintain such buildings.
kao strateški izuzetno važan položaj od vremena kasne antike, kada je
bizantski car Justinijan obnavljao otprije poznate utvrde ili gradio nove
za obranu pomorskih putova prema Italiji. Utvrda Lopar samo je jedna
u sustavu takvih utvrda na cijelom Jadranu i u susjednim zemljama.
Nalazi koji su otkriveni tijekom sedam godina arheoloških istraživanja
(od 2011. do 2017. g.) na ovom lokalitetu tipični su nalazi kasne antike i
srednjeg vijeka, kakvi se često pronalaze i na drugim lokalitetima slične
funkcije, namjene i datacije. Pronađeni su nalazi uglavnom keramičkog
posuđa, a slijede i drugi nalazi od keramike, metala, stakla, kamena i
kosti. Zbog izrazite ispremiješanosti arheoloških slojeva, precizna datacija
stratigrafskih jedinica pokazala se zahtjevnom, no stratigrafska slika
lokaliteta zasigurno će se poboljšati s nastavkom istraživanja na ovom
lokalitetu u budućnosti.
Hrvatski restauratorski zavod je nasljednik višedesetljetne institucionalizirane konzervatorsko-restauratorske djelatnosti te predstavlja jednog od glavnih nositelja suvremene prakse zaštite baštine na području Republike Hrvatske. U sklopu svoje djelatnosti na očuvanju kulturne baštine aktivnosti Službe za arheološku baštinu imaju značajnu ulogu. Zbog visokog stupnja očuvanosti, povijesnog značaja i iznimnog istraživačkog potencijala spomenici srednjovjekovnog razdoblja imaju visoku zastupljenost u djelatnosti zavodskih arheologa.
U posljednjem desetljeću intenzivirao se rad na arheološkim istraživanjima srednjovjekovnih utvrda na području središnje i sjeverne te dijelova zapadne Hrvatske. Na istom je području istraživan i niz drveno-zemljanih utvrda, a zadnjih godina se započelo s istraživanjima rezidencijalnih kompleksa i utvrđenih samostana. Visokom stupnju istraženosti ovakvih vrsta nalazišta doprinijela je i djelatnost Odjela za kopnenu arheologiju Službe za arheološku baštinu iz Zagreba. U članku se donosi pregled arheoloških istraživanja nekolicine spomenika na kojima su primjena klasičnih i novih tehnika istraživanja iznjedrile nova saznanja.
Key words: trauma analysis, perimortem trauma, Benedictine monastery, intentional violence, paleopathology, Croatia
From that time a variety of inscriptions accidentally found in the town’s urban core attested to the existence of a thriving
community that flourished from the 1st century AD till the Late Antique period. These finds corroborated the idea that the
Roman town of Aquae Balissae was situated in present-day Daruvar.
Modern-day research brought to light new structures on the site of Stari Slavik in Daruvar. The site is situated east of the presentday
Special hospital for medical rehabilitation, on a hill known as Stari Slavik. In the present-day forest, excavations unearthed
parts of the presumed Late Antique town fortifications or fort. The excavation yielded the remains of a wall and foundations
26.39 m long, with a northwest-southeast direction. On both ends, the wall was destroyed by later actions. On the eastern part of
the wall, a semicircular construction has been discovered with a 1.5 m thick wall. Geomagnetic and LiDAR surveys corroborated
older finds, indicating that the Roman town stretched on the southern slopes of the Stari Slavik hill. Surface features indicate
the existence of underground structures of rectangular layouts on the highest ridge of the hill. The area of the Roman town that
was not encompassed by the urban development of Daruvar comprises a total of 3000 m² with possible remains of fortifications
and housing.
AD fortification in the north Adriatic. With its pentagonal layout and massive walls, it stands as a credit to Roman builders in a
time of crisis. It was constructed on the coastline itself probably to control the sea channel between the mainland and the island
of Krk. Early 20th-century stray finds indicate the existence of a settlement or villa in the Novi environs. This suggests that the
local road connecting the towns of Tarsatica and Senia, which crossed the Vinodol valley, passed near the Lopar fort. So, it seems
that the role of the fort was dual, controlling the sea channel and the coastal road. Excavations conducted since 2011 brought to
light numismatic finds of the early 4th century AD, with ceramic finds and radiocarbon data that show the usage of the fort till
the 6th century AD. It seems that the fort was the farthest reach of Justinian’s rule in the north Adriatic mainland.
During the 2021 campaign, the remains of the central castle have been surveyed and documented. Using the archeological methodology of the stratigraphy of standing structures, the remains of the castle have been analyzed. Six distinct construction phases have been identified among the standing structures. The earliest one is represented by the remains of a possible church dated to the 12th/13th centuries. That structure was supplemented by the construction of the castle that was enlarged during the next three construction phases, dated from the 13th to the end of the 15th
century. The change of the owner, from the noble Frankopan family to the Habsburg Military Frontier, caused new construction changes during the 16th century. The last phase is represented by the physical remains of trenches and pill boxes of the Italian army during World War II. The aim of this paper is to present the results of the structural and field survey of the Ledenice castle and to show the possibilities of the analysis of standing structures in archaeology as one of the noninvasive field methods.
The use of these methods allows new insights in the architectural development of the archaeological remains in question, give answers to specific research questions, especially in the field of late medieval and post-medieval archaeology, and enrich the data of individual architectural remains. The data can be used in later monuments protection programs, as the foundation for better understanding of the architectural remains and the proper method of their preservation.
promjena i migracija na području Vinodola od 12. do 20. stoljeća. Pregled dosadašnjih istraživanja ukazuje
na postojanje znanstvenog i stručnog interesa u području graditeljske baštine lokaliteta, ali i na izostanak
jedne cjelovite studije, povezivanja podataka iz pisanih izvora s materijalnim nalazima, graditeljskim
fazama utvrde i naselja, njihove usporedbe s primjerima drugih vinodolskih lokaliteta i šire, što se ovim
radom nastoji nadopuniti. Predlaže se šest graditeljskih faza utvrde temeljenih na stratigrafskim odnosima
i formalnim obilježjima arhitekture, povijesnim događanjima i poveznici s drugom arhitekturom naselja.
Istraživanje je dio projekta dokumentacije postojećeg stanja lokaliteta iz 2019. i 2021. godine.
were also visible microscopically and on the X-Ray scan. In this case report the description of the changes on the mandibular bone and the possible etiology is presented.
It was the presumed seat of the estate known as terra Damasa, which was part of the medieval County of Zala. Most of the finds are ceramic fragments of pots characteristic for the high medieval period known from rural sites in nearby Podravina region. Since the site can be connected to the family of the low noble man Damas the absence of luxurious finds, metal or imported ceramics, is indicative. As is the absence of stone built structures.
In this paper, I will try to show that the high medieval low nobility in Međimurje showed their elevated social status through the selection of the location and construction of their seat, while the material culture did not differ from its rural peasant surroundings.
The local freemen were mentioned in written sources in the Law Codex of Vinodol from 1288. It was in the possession of the Counts of Krk (later Frangipan) till the 16th century. Till the end of the 17th century it belonged to the Zrinski kindred. The Grižane is one of nine castles held by the Counts of Krk in Vinodol.
The area of Vinodol is geographically narrow and the issue of such a large number of castles starting from the 13th century is an open issue. The development of feudal estates in the Hungarian kingdom indicates that the estates were the main source for the castle’s maintenance, especially their size. With the later connections of numerous properties under one owner, in this case the Counts of Krk or Frankopan, the possibility was created for the increase of castles that did not drain funds from their respective estates but from income collected in the owner's treasury. The acquisition of Frankopan land on the routes from the continental possessions towards the sea brought great revenue from the trade and billing of bridge tolls and other customs and thus created a financial base for the construction of new forts. If we can look at the construction of a castle in this light, it proves its decay after the weakening of the power of Frankopan and Zrinski, but also in the time when the owner's interest is diminished, and the castle’s own estates do not have the means to maintain such buildings.
kao strateški izuzetno važan položaj od vremena kasne antike, kada je
bizantski car Justinijan obnavljao otprije poznate utvrde ili gradio nove
za obranu pomorskih putova prema Italiji. Utvrda Lopar samo je jedna
u sustavu takvih utvrda na cijelom Jadranu i u susjednim zemljama.
Nalazi koji su otkriveni tijekom sedam godina arheoloških istraživanja
(od 2011. do 2017. g.) na ovom lokalitetu tipični su nalazi kasne antike i
srednjeg vijeka, kakvi se često pronalaze i na drugim lokalitetima slične
funkcije, namjene i datacije. Pronađeni su nalazi uglavnom keramičkog
posuđa, a slijede i drugi nalazi od keramike, metala, stakla, kamena i
kosti. Zbog izrazite ispremiješanosti arheoloških slojeva, precizna datacija
stratigrafskih jedinica pokazala se zahtjevnom, no stratigrafska slika
lokaliteta zasigurno će se poboljšati s nastavkom istraživanja na ovom
lokalitetu u budućnosti.
Hrvatski restauratorski zavod je nasljednik višedesetljetne institucionalizirane konzervatorsko-restauratorske djelatnosti te predstavlja jednog od glavnih nositelja suvremene prakse zaštite baštine na području Republike Hrvatske. U sklopu svoje djelatnosti na očuvanju kulturne baštine aktivnosti Službe za arheološku baštinu imaju značajnu ulogu. Zbog visokog stupnja očuvanosti, povijesnog značaja i iznimnog istraživačkog potencijala spomenici srednjovjekovnog razdoblja imaju visoku zastupljenost u djelatnosti zavodskih arheologa.
U posljednjem desetljeću intenzivirao se rad na arheološkim istraživanjima srednjovjekovnih utvrda na području središnje i sjeverne te dijelova zapadne Hrvatske. Na istom je području istraživan i niz drveno-zemljanih utvrda, a zadnjih godina se započelo s istraživanjima rezidencijalnih kompleksa i utvrđenih samostana. Visokom stupnju istraženosti ovakvih vrsta nalazišta doprinijela je i djelatnost Odjela za kopnenu arheologiju Službe za arheološku baštinu iz Zagreba. U članku se donosi pregled arheoloških istraživanja nekolicine spomenika na kojima su primjena klasičnih i novih tehnika istraživanja iznjedrile nova saznanja.
Key words: trauma analysis, perimortem trauma, Benedictine monastery, intentional violence, paleopathology, Croatia
The Grižane castle is situated on the ridge of a steep slope dividing the regions of Gorski kotar and Vinodol, above the village of the same name. The today visible remains of the castle, situated on the eastern, highest, side of the ridge, consist of two round towers that are connected by the walls. Walls of the habitations are preserved on the western edge of the ridge, over a deep precipice.
The local freemen were mentioned in written sources in the Law Codex of Vinodol from 1288. It was in the possession of the Counts of Krk (later Frangipan) till the 16th century. Till the end of the 17th century it belonged to the Zrinski kindred. The Grižane is one of nine castles held by the Counts of Krk in Vinodol.
The area of Vinodol is geographically narrow and the issue of such a large number of castles starting from the 13th century is an open issue. The development of feudal estates in the Hungarian kingdom indicates that the estates were the main source for the castle’s maintenance, especially their size. With the later connections of numerous properties under one owner, in this case the Counts of Krk or Frankopan, the possibility was created for the increase of castles that did not drain funds from their respective estates but from income collected in the owner's treasury. The acquisition of Frankopan land on the routes from the continental possessions towards the sea brought great revenue from the trade and billing of bridge tolls and other customs and thus created a financial base for the construction of new forts. If we can look at the construction of a castle in this light, it proves its decay after the weakening of the power of Frankopan and Zrinski, but also in the time when the owner's interest is diminished, and the castle’s own estates do not have the means to maintain such buildings.
Fortifications, defence systems, structures and features in the past, Zagreb, 7—9 June 2017
The Grižane castle is situated on the ridge of a steep slope dividing the regions of Gorski kotar and Vinodol, above the village of the same name. The today visible remains of the castle, situated on the eastern, highest, side of the ridge, consist of two round towers that are connected by the walls. Walls of the habitations are preserved on the western edge of the ridge, over a deep precipice.
The local freemen were mentioned in written sources in the Law Codex of Vinodol from 1288. It was in the possession of the Counts of Krk (later Frangipan) till the 16th century. Till the end of the 17th century it belonged to the Zrinski kindred.
It was presumed by the historical data that the castle was built during the 13th century. From 2015 the Croatian Conservation Institute began documentation works on the still standing architecture. After a 3D laser scan and the analysis of the remaining walls it can be concluded that the architectural remains above Grižane village were built during the 15th century. The main features being the round towers provisioned with loops for cannons and walls provisioned with gunloops.
A reassessment of historical and archival data indicates that a castle (castrum) in Grižane is first mentioned in 1449 and that all the older references can be ascribed to a settlement. Also the nearby fort/castle of Badanj could be recognized as the predecessor of Grižane castle.
Geophysical research applying ground penetrating radar (GPR), resistivity and magnetic survey was influenced to great extent by present day surface conditions determined by intensive agricultural land use and modern infrastructure installations like high voltage power line and gas pipes. Despite of extremely unfavorable circumstances resistivity and GPR surveys enabled reliable interpretation of fortifications that revealed possible military origin of the Roman architectural complex. On the basis of information obtained from small scale excavations and geophysical survey, heritage protection regulation was accepted by the National heritage center.
South of the church wall a row of five ossuaries of medieval origin, where excavated, that could be dated to the late 15th century. On the southern edge of the graveyard a large ossuary was unearthed, which was used in the Early Modern period, from the late 17th century.
The medieval horizon of the graveyard can be dated from the mid-13th to the end of the 16th century, dated by few grave finds (jewellery, belt buckles, dress accessories and coins). The walled tombs the graves south of the church can be ascribed to this horizon. The younger horizon can be dated from the end of the 16th till the end of the 18th century.
Archaeological research has been carried out in the southern part of the entrance complex to the monastery church, the so-called empora. Many architectural mouldings of windows and doors connecting the empora and the nave have been found, belonging to the end of 14th end beginning 15th century.
The mentioning of the Monastery's ruinous state and the fact that Bishop Ivan Alben bequeathed money for its repairs leads us to believe that the discovered architectural elements date to the church restoration phase in the first quarter of the 15th century. These short surveys can link site stratigraphy and stylistic features of findings with written sources as well as highlight architectural restoration as part of the activities of one monastic community in late medieval Slavonia.
The monastery is known from written sources from the first third of the 14th century that follow its fate till the first quarter of the 16th century when it was abandoned because of Ottoman raids. In the early 15th century the monastery has been elevated to the rank of abbey and a new, bigger church was built. Architectural remains above surface were visible until the first third of the 20th century. A few years ago the existence of underground structures could be ascertained only in the earthworks. In the last few years the site was overgrown with dense vegetation.
The vegetation was cut and the surface of the site was scanned with a 3D laser before the 2012 archaeological excavation. 3D scanning of the site and the creation of the DTM proved to be the only nondestructive method that could determine the layout of the monastery since the surface layers covering most of the site belong to rubble from the architecture of the monastery church, complex and ramparts. Layers composed of large dimensions stones and debris represent a great obstacle to geophysical methods, especially since the layers are 0.5 – 2m thick.
Analysing the DTM we established the position of the monastery's church on the northern, highest, point of the elevation (zone 1). South of zone 1 in the earthworks we were able to recognize the cloister and, on its south and east sides, the remainder of the monastic structures (zone 2). An area to the west and south of the latter two is determined as zone 3 containing the fortification complex.
Trial excavation in zones 1 and 3 confirmed the hypothesis brought by the DTM analysis. In trench 1 in zone 1 part of the entrance complex of the church was excavated, while with trench 2 in zone 3 a defensive tower was partially explored.
Anthropological analysis carried out on osteological material showed high frequencies of certain dentoalveolar pathologies (11% of caries, 15.4% of alveolar disease) which is significantly higher in comparison to contemporaneous sites in the region. These values suggest high carbohydrate and low protein diet. The obtained results will be compared to carbon and nitrogen stable isotope analyses performed on 14 skeletons in order to get more clear insight into dietary habits of this archaeological population. Also, the analyses between sexes and social groups inside the population will be conducted to see if there was a different food consumption pattern among specific groups.
Modern day research brought to light new structures on the site of Stari Slavik in Daruvar. The site is situated east of the present-day Special hospital for medical rehabilitation, on a hill known as Stari Slavik. In the present-day forest, excavations unearthed parts of the presumed late antique town fortifications or fort. The excavation yielded the remains of a wall and foundations 26,39 m long, with a northwest-southeast direction. On both ends the wall was destroyed by later actions. On the eastern part of the wall a semicircular construction has been discovered with 1,5 m thick wall. Geomagnetic and LiDAR surveys corroborated older finds, indicating that the roman town stretched on the southern slopes of the Stari Slavik hill. Surface features indicate the existence of underground structures of rectangular layouts on the highest ridge of the hill. The area of the roman town that was not encompassed by urban development of Daruvar comprises a total 3000 m² with possible remains of fortifications and housing.
Excavations conducted since 2011 brought to light numismatic finds of the early 4th century, with ceramic finds and radiocarbon data that show the usage of the fort till the 6th century. It seems that the fort was the farthest reach of Justinian’s rule in the north Adriatic mainland. After that period finds of new inhabitants show that the fort was reused during the 8th century. The early medieval finds are mirrored in the written sources that indicate spread of the Croatian Principality in the north coastline regions from the late 9th century onwards. The importance of the fort, with the dual functions, is showed with finds lasting till the 13th century and the construction of the new castle in Novi.
muzeja Bjelovar, u Bjelovaru je od 3. do 7. listopada
2016. god. po drugi put održan godišnji znanstveni
skup Hrvatskog arheološkog društva. Bila je to prilika
da se nakon točno dvadeset godina ponovno sagledaju
stari nalazi i spoznaje, te da se nadopune i interpretiraju u kontekstu novih arheoloških istraživanja, nalaza i
spoznaja. Sada već tradicionalnim pristupom Hrvatsko
arheološko društvo time se u određenim vremenskim
ciklusima vraća u pojedine dijelove Hrvatske te stručnoj i široj javnosti predstavlja nove rezultate arheoloških
iskopavanja i istraživanja. Tako je u Bjelovaru pod naslovom „Arheološka istraživanja Bjelovarsko-bilogorske
županije i okolnih krajeva” održano 31 predavanje, a u
sklopu skupa organizirane su i sekcije „Posteri” te „Predstavljanje projekata” u okviru kojih je predstavljeno po
tri postera i projekata. U prostorijama Gradskog muzeja Bjelovar uz to je povodom skupa ponovno otvorena
izložba na kojoj je prezentirano arheološko bogatstvo
Bjelovarsko-bilogorske županije, obogaćeno rezultatima arheoloških iskopavanja u posljednjih 20 godina.
Izložba je izvanredno nadopunjavala znanstveni skup, a
ujedno se izvanredno nadovezivala na izložbu iz 1996.
godine, na kojoj su prezentirani rezultati arheoloških
istraživanja na području sjeverozapadne Hrvatske u posljednjih deset godina. Sudionici skupa imali su i priliku
u jednodnevnom izletu obići arheološka nalazišta i kulturno-povijesne znamenitosti.