Field Archaeologist

• Nov 2018 - Present

Field Archaeologist

• May 2018 - Nov 2018

Executive Editor

• Jan 2016 - Jan 2018

Press Secretary

• Jan 2014 - Dec 2015

Some of my duties here are Site updating (using Word Press), written correspondence with authors, reviewer procedures, writing of projects.CASCA Journal is a periodical publication issuing scientific papers, reviews, critiques and reports characterized by interdisciplinary approach to the fields of social sciences, humanities and art. The aim of the journal is to cover a wide spectrum of themes and critical analyses cutting across numerous theoretical and disciplinary boundaries. It has a distinct international character since it contains texts by authors from various countries which, combined with its interdisciplinary approach, establishes the journal as a unique publication in the South Eastern region of Europe.

Technical Support

• Mar 2013 - Jun 2015

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Manager

• Nov 2012 - Mar 2013

Organising events in Club; advertising and promotion of club, writting texts for newspapers and sites about events at club Organising events in Club; advertising and promotion of club, writting texts for newspapers and sites about events at club

Archaeologist

• Oct 2011 - Nov 2011

The medieval fortifications in Zemun have been preserved in the remnants of the so called gothic-type citadel. The square castle with a round tower on each side is preserved in parts of its outer walls and towers to the height of 2 meters. The castle is positioned SE-NW, NE-SW, and the length of its sides is 32.60, 30.15, 32 and 30.80 meters. The average diameter of the towers is 10 meters. The walls are built in broken stone, covered with brick in lime mortar.The fortress was first mentioned in the sources in the ninth century, and then frequently after the twelfth century. It is believed that the existing walls are from the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. In a Prandšteter miniature from 1608 the castle is represented as whole and roofed, while the panoramas of Zemun from the eighteenth century show it in ruins. The castle was devastated by the scattering of the building material, and it is necessary to restore and revive it. The ruins of the castle are the oldest remnants of old Zemun. I was working on artifacts excavated at Zemun Fortress site and on documentation

Archaeologist

• Dec 2010 - Jan 2011

Working on artifacts excavated at Zemun Fortress site and on documentation Working on artifacts excavated at Zemun Fortress site and on documentation

Field Archaeologist

• Aug 2006 - Sep 2006

Vinča is an archaeological site in Vinča, a suburb of Belgrade, Serbia. The tell of Belo Brdo ('White Hill') is almost entirely made up of the remains of human settlement, and was occupied several times from the Early Neolithic (c. 5700 BCE) through to the Medieval period. In 6th millennium BC, three millennia before Dynastic Egypt, the Vinca culture was already a genuine civilisation. Typical town consisted of houses with complex architectural layouts and several rooms, built of wood that was covered in mud. The houses sat along streets, thus making Vinca the first urban settlement in Europe, but equally being older than the cities of Mesopotamia and Egypt. And the town of Vinca itself was just one of several metropolises, with others at Divostin, Potporanj, Selevac, Plocnik and Predionica.Network of trade routes between towns existed that circulated items such as obsidian, shells, marble, copper, and salt over hundreds of kilometres. Besides field work, I was working in program that uses GIS technology and that is developed for archaeological sites that is called Archaeopack.