Papers by Milica Tapavicki Ilic
Zbornik radova Narodnog muzeja u Beogradu XXV-1, 2021
M. Tapavički Ilić, Lj. Vasiljević, Iron Age Pottery from Ukosa, Kruševac District ─ Keramika gvoz... more M. Tapavički Ilić, Lj. Vasiljević, Iron Age Pottery from Ukosa, Kruševac District ─ Keramika gvozdenog doba s lokaliteta Ukosa kod Kruševca, Zbornik radova Narodnog muzeja u Beogradu XXV-1, Narodni muzej u Beogradu, Beograd 2021, 157-172.
Zbornik Narodnog Muzeja, 2021
ROMA E IL MONDO ADRIATICO DALLA RICERCA ARCHEOLOGICA ALLA PIANIFICAZIONE DEL TERRITORIO, 2020
In 2006, upon the remains of the Roman city and legionary fortress of Viminacium, the Viminacium ... more In 2006, upon the remains of the Roman city and legionary fortress of Viminacium, the Viminacium Archaeological Park was established. Since it was the first archaeological park in Serbia providing visitors with
necessary facilities, the team of researchers faced a lot of newly emerged challenges, commonly described with a
term of “cultural heritage management”.
In the last decade, excavations and physical protection of the ancient monuments were gradually joined by its
presentation and promotion, considered as equally important processes for the overall protection of Viminacium significance. All the efforts led to an increased public awareness of cultural importance of this ancient city,
which have been indicated with the ever-growing number of visitors from all over the world, but also with the
engagement of the members of local community as park employees, as well as consumers of cultural heritage
who actively participate in the promotion of Viminacium. Today, local authorities and touristic organisations
realize that they have to offer something internationally recognized in their own region, being proud as a part
of the global community sharing global heritage.
Banatica, 2019
Imre Pongrácz oder Emerich von Pongrácz 1 (1849-1903) war Major bei der Honvèd Infanetrie und Mil... more Imre Pongrácz oder Emerich von Pongrácz 1 (1849-1903) war Major bei der Honvèd Infanetrie und Militärkommandant des Orșova Hafens 2. Zwischen 1895. und 1898. war er am Sip Kanal tätig und seine Aufgabe war, Handwerker zu kontrollieren, die am Bau des Navigationkanals arbeiteten. Während dieser Zeit haben ihm Handwerker viele archäologischen Funde übergeben, von denen er seine berühmte Sammlung zusammensetzte. Nachdem er in 1902. ohne Erfolg versuchte, seine Sammlung an das Banat Museum der Geschichte und Archäologie zu verkaufen, starb er plötzlich im volgenden Jahr 3. Nach langen und schweren Verhandlungen mit Pongráczs Erben, gelang es dem Museum allmählich die Finanzmittel zu erzeugen, mit denen es über 6000 Antiquitäten kaufte, die einen Sammlungsbestandteil des gestorbenne Majors ausmachten 4. Die Mehrheit dieser Antiquitäten, die von Pongrácz gesammelt wurden, stammt vom rechten Donauufer, aus heutigem Serbien. Dort hatte der Honvèd Offizier Verbindungen mit lokalen "Schatzjägern" 5. Obwohl für vielen Objekten aus der Sammlung eine Fundplatzbestimmung fehlt, erwähnt I. Pongrácz für einige die Leute, die sie ihm verkauft haben und auch den Fundort aus dem die Objekte stammen. Einige von den Späteisenzeitlichen Funden aus der "Pongrácz Sammlung" wurden früher kurz erwähnt und in dem Sinne ver-öffentlicht 6 .
Paper deals with the experiment of Roman cremation at the site of Viminacium.
Archaeology and Science, 2017
Arheologija u Srbiji by Milica Tapavicki Ilic
by Arheološki Institut / Institute of Archaeology, Nadezda Gavrilovic, Dragana Vulović, Nemanja Mrđić, Vidan Dimic, Selena Vitezović, Angelina Raičković Savić, Ljubomir Jevtović, aleksandar bulatovic, Ivan Vranic, Ilija Dankovic, Ivana Kosanović, Milica Marjanović, Saša Redžić, Milica Tapavicki Ilic, and Dragana Gavrilović
Edited books by Milica Tapavicki Ilic
E. Laflı (ed.), Greek, Roman, and Byzantine bronzes from Anatolia and neighbouring regions. BAR International Series 3038. Oxford: BAR Publishing, 2021
This volume focuses on bronze and other metal finds from several ancient sites of Asia Minor and ... more This volume focuses on bronze and other metal finds from several ancient sites of Asia Minor and other regions in the Mediterranean. It consists of four main parts and 45 papers in total which deal with various genres of ancient bronze material. The papers include analysis of pre-Greek, Greek, Roman, and Byzantine bronzes from Anatolia, as well as studies of bronzes from Georgia, Greece, Iran, Italy, Serbia, and Slovenia. Key sites are covered, such as Allianoi, Arycanda and Olba, Roman and Early Byzantine cities in western and southern part of Turkey. The volume also contains a common bibliography for researchers interested in Asia Minor and neighbouring regions. Readers will discover numerous unpublished materials as well as new insights into the bronze archaeology of Anatolia and more broadly across the rest of the ancient eastern Mediterranean.
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Papers by Milica Tapavicki Ilic
necessary facilities, the team of researchers faced a lot of newly emerged challenges, commonly described with a
term of “cultural heritage management”.
In the last decade, excavations and physical protection of the ancient monuments were gradually joined by its
presentation and promotion, considered as equally important processes for the overall protection of Viminacium significance. All the efforts led to an increased public awareness of cultural importance of this ancient city,
which have been indicated with the ever-growing number of visitors from all over the world, but also with the
engagement of the members of local community as park employees, as well as consumers of cultural heritage
who actively participate in the promotion of Viminacium. Today, local authorities and touristic organisations
realize that they have to offer something internationally recognized in their own region, being proud as a part
of the global community sharing global heritage.
Arheologija u Srbiji by Milica Tapavicki Ilic
Edited books by Milica Tapavicki Ilic
necessary facilities, the team of researchers faced a lot of newly emerged challenges, commonly described with a
term of “cultural heritage management”.
In the last decade, excavations and physical protection of the ancient monuments were gradually joined by its
presentation and promotion, considered as equally important processes for the overall protection of Viminacium significance. All the efforts led to an increased public awareness of cultural importance of this ancient city,
which have been indicated with the ever-growing number of visitors from all over the world, but also with the
engagement of the members of local community as park employees, as well as consumers of cultural heritage
who actively participate in the promotion of Viminacium. Today, local authorities and touristic organisations
realize that they have to offer something internationally recognized in their own region, being proud as a part
of the global community sharing global heritage.