Papers by Martina Korić
Vjesnik Arheološkog muzeja u Zagrebu LVI, 2023
The paper presents the first archaeological excavations at the Gračišće hillfort in the central p... more The paper presents the first archaeological excavations at the Gračišće hillfort in the central part of the island of Hvar, carried out within the Institute of Archaeology’s installation research project, Transforming the Adriatic cosmos: insularity, connectivity and glocal identities of pre-Roman Dalmatia (AdriaCos, CSF UIP 2020-02-2419), in cooperation with the Stari Grad Museum and the Stari Grad Plain Management Agency, a public institution. The excavations identified the remains of a prehistoric rampart; two trenches revealed potsherds, stone products and animal bones. The few finds nevertheless provide valuable insights into the little-known Bronze Age phase of the island of Hvar, narrowed down by radiocarbon dating to the Middle Bronze Age and the very beginning of the Late Bronze Age.
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Annales Instituti archaeologici, XIX (2023), 1; 39-52
U sklopu projekta Hrvatske zaklade za znanost Transformiranje jadranskog kozmosa: otočnost, povez... more U sklopu projekta Hrvatske zaklade za znanost Transformiranje jadranskog kozmosa: otočnost, povezanost i glokalni identiteti predrimske Dalmacije (HRZZ, UIP-2020-02-2419, AdriaCos), usmjerenog na proučavanje višeslojnih kulturnih identiteta otoka Hvara kao i odnosa grčkih doseljenika i lokalnih zajednica u multikulturalnom ozračju povezanosti i isprepletenosti, tijekom druge projektne godine istraživanja su dijelom fokusirana na pojedine otočne prapovijesne gradine. Izvršen je terenski pregled gradine Liković u općini Sućuraj, dok su probna arheološka iskopavanja provedena na gradini Vela Glava poviše grada Hvara. Navedenim istraživanjima prikupljena je pokretna arheološka građa koja svjedoči o pojedinim aspektima života na gradini tijekom kasnijih razdoblja prapovijesti, odnosno tijekom brončanog i željeznog doba.
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Annales Instituti archaeologici, XIX (2023), 1; 70-75
U radu se donosi objava nalaza grčkog utega koji je otkriven tijekom istraživanja u Starome Gradu... more U radu se donosi objava nalaza grčkog utega koji je otkriven tijekom istraživanja u Starome Gradu na otoku Hvaru provedenih u 2021. godini. Radi se o diskoidnom utegu za tkalački stan koji sadrži dvije vrste oznaka: grčki grafit s prvim spomenom grčkog imena ΚΑΣΙ[…] u Dalmaciji i otisak eliptičnog oblika s neodredivim prikazom. Donosi se osvrt na tipološko-kronološke odrednice utega, analizu natpisa te ulogu utega u kontekstu grčkog utjecaja na području srednje Dalmacije.
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Annales Instituti archaeologici, XIX (2023), 1; 143-148
U razdoblju od veljače 2022. godine do siječnja 2023. godine provodila se druga godina uspostavno... more U razdoblju od veljače 2022. godine do siječnja 2023. godine provodila se druga godina uspostavnog istraživačkog projekta Transformiranje jadranskog kozmosa: otočnost, povezanost i glokalni identiteti predrimske Dalmacije (AdriaCos) (HRZZ UIP-2020-02-2419). Ovaj petogodišnji projekt financiran je od strane Hrvatske zaklade za znanost a provodi se u Institutu za arheologiju u Zagrebu od veljače 2021. godine (voditeljica dr. sc. Marina Ugarković). U drugoj projektnoj godini nastavljeno je obavljanje različitih interdisciplinarnih terenskih, istraživačkih i diseminacijskih aktivnosti, koje su bile usmjerene na niz istraživačkih pitanja čija je os fokusirana na transformacijske procese otoka Hvara i srednjeg Jadrana tijekom 1. tisućljeća pr. Kr.
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Annales Instituti Archaeologici, 2023
The paper presents the results of the first archaeological excavations conducted in the south-eas... more The paper presents the results of the first archaeological excavations conducted in the south-eastern suburb of ancient Pharos, the present-day town of Stari Grad on the island of Hvar, within the framework of the CSF AdriaCos project (in 2021), that brought to light new data on topography, stratigraphy, and artefacts that helps understand the organization of the extramural space bordering with the Stari Grad Plain. The structures from two phases, uncovered in one of the trenches (10A-W) and associated with the Greek and late antiquity periods, and the discovery of a Greek grave, provide insight into the changes in the use of this extra-urban space, while artefacts are indicative of the culinary habits and trade contacts within each of the represented periods.
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Annales Instituti Archeologici, 2023
Specifi c prehistoric hillforts on Hvar are among
the focuses of research in the second year of t... more Specifi c prehistoric hillforts on Hvar are among
the focuses of research in the second year of the
project of the Croatian Science Foundation called
Transforming the Adriatic cosmos: insularity,
connectivity and glocal identities of pre-Roman
Dalmatia (CSF, UIP-2020-02-2419, AdriaCos),
which aims to study the multi-layered cultural
identities of the island of Hvar and the relationship
between Greek sett lers and local communities in
a multicultural atmosphere of connectivity and
intertwining. A fi eld survey of the Liković hillfort in
the municipality of Sućuraj, and trial excavations
at the Vela Glava hillfort above the town of Hvar,
collected archaeological artefacts that testify to
certain aspects of life on the hillforts during the
later periods of prehistory (Bronze and Iron Age).
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Annales Instituti Archaeologici, 2022
The paper presents the results of the archaeological rescue excavations that were conducted by th... more The paper presents the results of the archaeological rescue excavations that were conducted by the archaeological company Kantharos in cooperation with the Institute of Archaeology in 2021 on Ivana Pavla II Street (the so-called Lupi plot) in Stari Grad on the island of Hvar. The excavations found an ancient building, with the remains of architecture and concomitant artefacts and animal remains, indicating that the space was intensively used during the Greek and Roman periods (from the 4th century BC to the 3rd century AD), after which it was abandoned, probably because of the narrowing of the urban area indicated by the construction of a new rampart.
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Prilozi arheološkog instituta, 2021
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Prilozi Instituta za Arheologiju u Zagrebu, 2021
Vorganjska peć is an important prehistoric cave site located on the slope of Organ hill above Bat... more Vorganjska peć is an important prehistoric cave site located on the slope of Organ hill above Batomalj near Baška on the island of Krk. The
research of this site, as well as other cave sites on Kvarner islands, was initiated by Vladimir Mirosavljević in the mid-twentieth century. As the
result of his research, Vorganjska peć, alongside Jami na Sredi on the island of Cres and Vela špilja on the island of Lošinj, became a significant source of data about the Neolithic of the Kvarner region and thereby an essential part of discussions about this period on the eastern Adriatic coast. Since this research was never fully published, the site was re-excavated in order to review previously obtained data about the cave usage in prehistory. The research results provided insight into the stratigraphic sequence of intact prehistoric archaeological deposits with Early and Middle Neolithic finds. The analysis of stratification and artefacts contributes to our knowledge of complex mechanisms of neolithisation of the eastern Adriatic and confirms the undeniable informative and interpretative significance of the site in the studies of the northern Adriatic Neolithic.
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Diadora 32, 2018
This paper presents the typological and stylistic characteristics of the Early-Neolithic pottery ... more This paper presents the typological and stylistic characteristics of the Early-Neolithic pottery finds from Konjevrate. The pottery was found at the Early-Neolithic site located in the immediate vicinity of the St. John’s Church, at the present-day cemetery in Konjevrate. The excavation campaigns of 1988-1990 and 1998 were led by M. Menđušić. The ceramic material belongs to the typical repertoire of the Impressed Ware culture. It is stored in the Šibenik City Museum. Based on the stylistic and typological analyses and radiocarbon dating, it can be attributed to the very beginning of the Early Neolithic of the Eastern Adriatic.
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U organizaciji Instituta za arheologiju u sklopu projekta AdriaCos (HRZZ, UIP-2020-02-2419), 2. s... more U organizaciji Instituta za arheologiju u sklopu projekta AdriaCos (HRZZ, UIP-2020-02-2419), 2. studenoga 2023. g. održat će se Okrugli stol i radionica ''Consumption of ceramics in the Adriatic from protohistory to the early Roman period: micro-scale and macro-narrative'' kojim se žele raspraviti razni aspekti keramike kasne protopovijesti i ranoga rimskog razdoblja kroz analizu pojedinih konteksta, šire regionalne preglede te specifične teme.
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Institut za arheologiju poziva Vas na predavanje: O arheološkim istraživanjima Staroga Grada na o... more Institut za arheologiju poziva Vas na predavanje: O arheološkim istraživanjima Staroga Grada na otoku Hvaru u 2022. godini
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U organizaciji Instituta za arheologiju u sklopu projekta AdriaCos (HRZZ, UIP-2020-02-2419), 2. i... more U organizaciji Instituta za arheologiju u sklopu projekta AdriaCos (HRZZ, UIP-2020-02-2419), 2. i 3. studenoga 2023. g. održat će se Okrugli stol ''Consumption of ceramics in the Adriatic from protohistory to the early Roman period: micro-scale and macro-narrative'' kojim se žele raspraviti razni aspekti keramike kasne protopovijesti i ranoga rimskog razdoblja kroz analizu pojedinih konteksta, šire regionalne preglede te specifične teme.
Pozivamo sve kolegice i kolege zainteresirane za izlaganje na Okruglom stolu da do 30. lipnja 2023. g. dostave naslov, sažetak (do 300 riječi) i podatke o autorima na email adresu organizatora (martina.koric@gmail.com).
Organizacijski odbor:
Marina Ugarković
Ana Konestra
Martina Korić
On 2nd – 3rd November 2023 the round table ''Consumption of ceramics in the Adriatic from protohistory to the early Roman period: micro-scale and macro-narrative'' will be held, organised by the Institute of Archaeology within AdriaCos project (HRZZ, UIP-2020-02-2419).
The aim of the Round table is to discuss issues of pottery and ceramics of the late protohistoric and early Roman periods, through the analysis of single contexts, regional overviews and specific topics.
Everyone interested in participating should submit an abstract to the round table organizers (martina.koric@gmail.com) by June 30th 2023, comprising ca. 300 words, authors’ contacts and affiliations.
Organising committee:
Marina Ugarković
Ana Konestra
Martina Korić
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the focuses of research in the second year of the
project of the Croatian Science Foundation called
Transforming the Adriatic cosmos: insularity,
connectivity and glocal identities of pre-Roman
Dalmatia (CSF, UIP-2020-02-2419, AdriaCos),
which aims to study the multi-layered cultural
identities of the island of Hvar and the relationship
between Greek sett lers and local communities in
a multicultural atmosphere of connectivity and
intertwining. A fi eld survey of the Liković hillfort in
the municipality of Sućuraj, and trial excavations
at the Vela Glava hillfort above the town of Hvar,
collected archaeological artefacts that testify to
certain aspects of life on the hillforts during the
later periods of prehistory (Bronze and Iron Age).
research of this site, as well as other cave sites on Kvarner islands, was initiated by Vladimir Mirosavljević in the mid-twentieth century. As the
result of his research, Vorganjska peć, alongside Jami na Sredi on the island of Cres and Vela špilja on the island of Lošinj, became a significant source of data about the Neolithic of the Kvarner region and thereby an essential part of discussions about this period on the eastern Adriatic coast. Since this research was never fully published, the site was re-excavated in order to review previously obtained data about the cave usage in prehistory. The research results provided insight into the stratigraphic sequence of intact prehistoric archaeological deposits with Early and Middle Neolithic finds. The analysis of stratification and artefacts contributes to our knowledge of complex mechanisms of neolithisation of the eastern Adriatic and confirms the undeniable informative and interpretative significance of the site in the studies of the northern Adriatic Neolithic.
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Talks and Exhibitions by Martina Korić
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CONFERENCE CALLS by Martina Korić
Pozivamo sve kolegice i kolege zainteresirane za izlaganje na Okruglom stolu da do 30. lipnja 2023. g. dostave naslov, sažetak (do 300 riječi) i podatke o autorima na email adresu organizatora (martina.koric@gmail.com).
Organizacijski odbor:
Marina Ugarković
Ana Konestra
Martina Korić
On 2nd – 3rd November 2023 the round table ''Consumption of ceramics in the Adriatic from protohistory to the early Roman period: micro-scale and macro-narrative'' will be held, organised by the Institute of Archaeology within AdriaCos project (HRZZ, UIP-2020-02-2419).
The aim of the Round table is to discuss issues of pottery and ceramics of the late protohistoric and early Roman periods, through the analysis of single contexts, regional overviews and specific topics.
Everyone interested in participating should submit an abstract to the round table organizers (martina.koric@gmail.com) by June 30th 2023, comprising ca. 300 words, authors’ contacts and affiliations.
Organising committee:
Marina Ugarković
Ana Konestra
Martina Korić
the focuses of research in the second year of the
project of the Croatian Science Foundation called
Transforming the Adriatic cosmos: insularity,
connectivity and glocal identities of pre-Roman
Dalmatia (CSF, UIP-2020-02-2419, AdriaCos),
which aims to study the multi-layered cultural
identities of the island of Hvar and the relationship
between Greek sett lers and local communities in
a multicultural atmosphere of connectivity and
intertwining. A fi eld survey of the Liković hillfort in
the municipality of Sućuraj, and trial excavations
at the Vela Glava hillfort above the town of Hvar,
collected archaeological artefacts that testify to
certain aspects of life on the hillforts during the
later periods of prehistory (Bronze and Iron Age).
research of this site, as well as other cave sites on Kvarner islands, was initiated by Vladimir Mirosavljević in the mid-twentieth century. As the
result of his research, Vorganjska peć, alongside Jami na Sredi on the island of Cres and Vela špilja on the island of Lošinj, became a significant source of data about the Neolithic of the Kvarner region and thereby an essential part of discussions about this period on the eastern Adriatic coast. Since this research was never fully published, the site was re-excavated in order to review previously obtained data about the cave usage in prehistory. The research results provided insight into the stratigraphic sequence of intact prehistoric archaeological deposits with Early and Middle Neolithic finds. The analysis of stratification and artefacts contributes to our knowledge of complex mechanisms of neolithisation of the eastern Adriatic and confirms the undeniable informative and interpretative significance of the site in the studies of the northern Adriatic Neolithic.
Pozivamo sve kolegice i kolege zainteresirane za izlaganje na Okruglom stolu da do 30. lipnja 2023. g. dostave naslov, sažetak (do 300 riječi) i podatke o autorima na email adresu organizatora (martina.koric@gmail.com).
Organizacijski odbor:
Marina Ugarković
Ana Konestra
Martina Korić
On 2nd – 3rd November 2023 the round table ''Consumption of ceramics in the Adriatic from protohistory to the early Roman period: micro-scale and macro-narrative'' will be held, organised by the Institute of Archaeology within AdriaCos project (HRZZ, UIP-2020-02-2419).
The aim of the Round table is to discuss issues of pottery and ceramics of the late protohistoric and early Roman periods, through the analysis of single contexts, regional overviews and specific topics.
Everyone interested in participating should submit an abstract to the round table organizers (martina.koric@gmail.com) by June 30th 2023, comprising ca. 300 words, authors’ contacts and affiliations.
Organising committee:
Marina Ugarković
Ana Konestra
Martina Korić