U radu će biti riječ o povijesti knjižnice iločkog vlastelinstva Odescalchi, kojoj, kao i drugim vlastelinskim knjižnicama slavonskih plemićkih obitelji, nakon Drugog svjetskog rata slijedi sudbina nestanka i raspačavanja. Potraga za... more
U radu će biti riječ o povijesti knjižnice iločkog
vlastelinstva Odescalchi, kojoj, kao i drugim vlastelinskim
knjižnicama slavonskih plemićkih obitelji, nakon Drugog
svjetskog rata slijedi sudbina nestanka i raspačavanja.
Potraga za knjižnicom započeta je 1966. godine i
nastavljena danas u vremenu digitalizacije i obrade građe,
zbog čega se mnogim izgubljenim predmetima lakše ulazi
u trag.
vlastelinstva Odescalchi, kojoj, kao i drugim vlastelinskim
knjižnicama slavonskih plemićkih obitelji, nakon Drugog
svjetskog rata slijedi sudbina nestanka i raspačavanja.
Potraga za knjižnicom započeta je 1966. godine i
nastavljena danas u vremenu digitalizacije i obrade građe,
zbog čega se mnogim izgubljenim predmetima lakše ulazi
u trag.
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Voda kao izvor života usko je povezana s učenjem i prakticiranjem islama pa u duhu religije i sama gradnja vodovoda, hamama, hamamdžika i fontana doprinos su razvoju naselja. Na području Iloka Osmanlije intenzivno grade i obnavljaju trasu... more
Voda kao izvor života usko je povezana s učenjem i prakticiranjem islama pa u duhu religije i sama gradnja vodovoda, hamama, hamamdžika i fontana doprinos su razvoju naselja. Na području Iloka Osmanlije intenzivno grade i obnavljaju trasu antičkog akvadukta, a u samom gradu grade česme i hamame. Cilj rada je prezentirati kako povijesne izvore koji ih navode tako i arheološka istraživanja osmanskog vodovoda i njegovu važnost za grad i ljude u njemu.
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This paper presents tobacco clay pipes from unknown sites in the area of Ilok, Croatia, which were donated to the Ilok Town Museum. The pipes typologically belong to the eastern Mediterranean type. They originate from the territory of the... more
This paper presents tobacco clay pipes from unknown sites in the area of Ilok, Croatia, which were donated to the Ilok Town Museum. The pipes typologically belong to the eastern Mediterranean type. They originate from the territory of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy and the Ottoman Empire and date from the middle of the 16th to the end of the 19th century.
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The aim of this paper is a presentation and archaeological confirmation of the written records by the Ottoman travelogue writer Evliya Celebi’s concerning the location of the town cemetery during the Ottoman Empire. The rescue excavation... more
The aim of this paper is a presentation and archaeological confirmation of the written records by the Ottoman travelogue writer Evliya
Celebi’s concerning the location of the town cemetery during the Ottoman Empire. The rescue excavation conducted in 2016 in the
Vlatka Kraljevića Street in Ilok resulted in a limited number of burials with almost no grave-goods indicating the existence of an early
modern period cemetery at this location. This assumption was additionally confirmed by radiocarbon dating of several human bone
samples retrieved from the excavated burials. Beside the archaeological characteristics, this paper will also present the results of the
bioarchaeological analysis.
Key words: Evliya Çelebi, cemetery, early modern period, bioarchaeology
Celebi’s concerning the location of the town cemetery during the Ottoman Empire. The rescue excavation conducted in 2016 in the
Vlatka Kraljevića Street in Ilok resulted in a limited number of burials with almost no grave-goods indicating the existence of an early
modern period cemetery at this location. This assumption was additionally confirmed by radiocarbon dating of several human bone
samples retrieved from the excavated burials. Beside the archaeological characteristics, this paper will also present the results of the
bioarchaeological analysis.
Key words: Evliya Çelebi, cemetery, early modern period, bioarchaeology
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The collection in Šaregrad was assembled between 1952 and 1953 at the initiative of Antun Bauer, Antun Eugen Brlić and Father Viktor Crnković. At the beginning of October 1991, when the Homeland War was raging, the Ilok guardian, Fra... more
The collection in Šaregrad was assembled between 1952
and 1953 at the initiative of Antun Bauer, Antun Eugen Brlić
and Father Viktor Crnković. At the beginning of October 1991,
when the Homeland War was raging, the Ilok guardian, Fra
Marko Malović, transferred the collection of objects and the
monastic library to the Ilok Friary of St John of Capistrano.
In 1998, after the conclusion of the process of the peaceful reintegration
of the Croatian Danubian area, the parish priest of
Šarengrad, Father Budimir Cvitković, took the collection back
and located it in the premises of the Parish House. The objects
in the collection were forgotten until summer 2018, when staff
members of the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Croatia
during a visit to the monastery in Šarengrad drew attention to
the existence of artefacts of ethnological interest that needed
to be examined. Since Ilok Town Museum. had a copy of the
oldest inventory book of the Šarengrad Collection, it was established
that a large number of these objects were part of the
holdings of the collection. The present article discusses the
audit of the collection of the Franciscan monastery in Šarengrad
that was conducted by employees of Ilok Town Museum.
and 1953 at the initiative of Antun Bauer, Antun Eugen Brlić
and Father Viktor Crnković. At the beginning of October 1991,
when the Homeland War was raging, the Ilok guardian, Fra
Marko Malović, transferred the collection of objects and the
monastic library to the Ilok Friary of St John of Capistrano.
In 1998, after the conclusion of the process of the peaceful reintegration
of the Croatian Danubian area, the parish priest of
Šarengrad, Father Budimir Cvitković, took the collection back
and located it in the premises of the Parish House. The objects
in the collection were forgotten until summer 2018, when staff
members of the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Croatia
during a visit to the monastery in Šarengrad drew attention to
the existence of artefacts of ethnological interest that needed
to be examined. Since Ilok Town Museum. had a copy of the
oldest inventory book of the Šarengrad Collection, it was established
that a large number of these objects were part of the
holdings of the collection. The present article discusses the
audit of the collection of the Franciscan monastery in Šarengrad
that was conducted by employees of Ilok Town Museum.
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This paper will demonstrate the possible location of individual Ottoman houses of worship on the basis of interdisciplinary research of available historical sources, visual and cartographic displays of Ilok with archaeological findings,... more
This paper will demonstrate the possible location of individual Ottoman houses of worship on the basis of interdisciplinary research of
available historical sources, visual and cartographic displays of Ilok with archaeological findings, as well as a methodology and results
of the ideal architectural reconstruction of the Mehmed Agha Mosque. Written, visual and cartographic sources in Ilok mention three to
seven mosques dating from the 16th and the first half of the 17th century. Material remains, indicating the locations of possible Ottoman
mosques in Ilok, which will be discussed are: tombstones – so-called nişans, located on mezarluks or cemeteries of the Ottoman period;
mausoleum – turbe; as well as the only preserved framed picture – levha.
Key words: mezarluks, nişans, turbe, levha, mosques, ideal reconstruction
available historical sources, visual and cartographic displays of Ilok with archaeological findings, as well as a methodology and results
of the ideal architectural reconstruction of the Mehmed Agha Mosque. Written, visual and cartographic sources in Ilok mention three to
seven mosques dating from the 16th and the first half of the 17th century. Material remains, indicating the locations of possible Ottoman
mosques in Ilok, which will be discussed are: tombstones – so-called nişans, located on mezarluks or cemeteries of the Ottoman period;
mausoleum – turbe; as well as the only preserved framed picture – levha.
Key words: mezarluks, nişans, turbe, levha, mosques, ideal reconstruction
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In the protective archaeological explorations, which were carried out before and during 1980, in the area of the old town of Ilok around the church of St. Johan of Capistrano, the northern walls of the fortress and the building of today’s... more
In the protective archaeological explorations, which were carried out before and during 1980, in the area of the old town of Ilok around the church of St. Johan of Capistrano, the northern walls of the fortress and the building of today’s kindergarten, were found numerous remains of pottery and metal objects. In archaeological researches of the Institute of Archaeology, from 2001 to 2008, which were carried out on a part of the gothic church of St. Peter and Paul the Apostles and the medievel Castle of Dukes of Ilok were found waste pits and parts of architecture from the Ottoman times as part of a monumental medieval entrance to the palace. The theme of the work is determined by the selection of archaeological objects from the research whose number and variety indicate the intense life that took place in the fortress, Muslims’ congregation, whose confirmation is found in both written and visual sources about Ilok.
Keywords: congregation, the medievel Castle of Dukes of Ilok, the castle, the church of St. Peter and Paul the Apostles
Keywords: congregation, the medievel Castle of Dukes of Ilok, the castle, the church of St. Peter and Paul the Apostles