Tatjana Mihailović
Tatjana Mihailović born 1964 in Kraljevo. At Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade, she graduated from Department of Archaeology in 1988 (Mentor: Prof. PhD Aleksandrina Cermanović–Kuzmanović). Since 2010 she is attending PhD studies on Department of Museology and Heritology of Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade. (Mentor: Prof. PhD Dragan Bulatović). Since 1991. She is working in the National Museum of Kraljevo where she gained a title of Curator (1992), Senior Curator (2002), Museum Adviser (2010).
From 1991 to 2006. she ran the Museum Department of Documentation, which she established. She worked on reorganizing the documentation and implementation of the central forms (Central specialized archive, Central slide library, Central photo library, Central plan library, Media library). She ran the digitization of documents and the information affairs in the institution. She dealt with Museology theoretically and its application in museum practice. Therefore she worked on Museological training of majority of internships, and as Museum Adviser she was a mentor for senior curator titles. In addition to the documentation field of Museology she dealt with the problem of interpretation of archaeological and other material as well as interdisciplinary approach in order to create more communicative museum narrative.
Since 2006, she is running the Department of Archaeology, but since the beginning of her employment in the museum she has been involved in archaeological research, and as a member of the research projects. She was the head of numerous researches in the field of antiquity and medieval times. Since 2011 she is a researcher at the Center for Museology and Heritology, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade. She is a member of several professional associations: the Serbian Archaeological Society (since 1985).Museum Association of Serbia (2001) and the National Committee of ICOM (since 2001).
Supervisors: Prof. PhD Dragan Bulatović
Phone: +38136315350
Address: Trg Svetog Save 2
Kraljevo, 36000
Serbia
From 1991 to 2006. she ran the Museum Department of Documentation, which she established. She worked on reorganizing the documentation and implementation of the central forms (Central specialized archive, Central slide library, Central photo library, Central plan library, Media library). She ran the digitization of documents and the information affairs in the institution. She dealt with Museology theoretically and its application in museum practice. Therefore she worked on Museological training of majority of internships, and as Museum Adviser she was a mentor for senior curator titles. In addition to the documentation field of Museology she dealt with the problem of interpretation of archaeological and other material as well as interdisciplinary approach in order to create more communicative museum narrative.
Since 2006, she is running the Department of Archaeology, but since the beginning of her employment in the museum she has been involved in archaeological research, and as a member of the research projects. She was the head of numerous researches in the field of antiquity and medieval times. Since 2011 she is a researcher at the Center for Museology and Heritology, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade. She is a member of several professional associations: the Serbian Archaeological Society (since 1985).Museum Association of Serbia (2001) and the National Committee of ICOM (since 2001).
Supervisors: Prof. PhD Dragan Bulatović
Phone: +38136315350
Address: Trg Svetog Save 2
Kraljevo, 36000
Serbia
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produced gold in powder, plain silver and argentum de glama, lead, copper and iron. This large economic center created a large hydro-technical system, whose purpose was to enable the water supply at 750-1100 m high points, where gold was extracted and washed out. At the same time, it also enabled drinking and technical water. It was made as a pipeline from clay pipes, with protective stone covering, and it passed the water from Kolska river along the 12 km long line, for which
25-30 000 pipes were used. Parallel to it was a open canal for technical water necessary for ore washing out and work of
smelteries. At the location called Probijeno brdo in 2011 construction machines have exposed the water supply in situ, in the road profile, near its source at Kolska river. National museum in Kraljevo carried out the research in 2012 and 2013, and the results are presented in this paper.
The reorganization of documentary forms does not refer to the minimum prescribed by the law, whose procession and computerization are covered by the state project of MISS, but to the other part of the documentation developed in the museum which belongs to a broader context of the museum collection themselves or refers to other activities of the museum. In other words, this paper presents the process of establishing a real Center for Documentation, as an informative-documentation, organised and well-connected unit, before all by card files of collections as the elementary database of the museum, and not as a set of 5 or 7 separate subsystems (separate for each department) without any mutual communication, as it used to be at the beginning of this process. Such a documentation model is considered to encourage motion beyond the context of foundation sciences in the bases of the departments, which museology allows by building new qualities through integration of disciplines because understanding of a context may extend in many scientific fields in order to consider it as a real whole. At the end of the paper, there is a detailed analysis of progress in the model of reorganized documentation where an example shows functioning of the unit and its mutually connected parts. The reorganization itself and concrete solutions in certain situations are museologically and theoretically founded and explained with the tendency to reach the most optimal and functional solutions.
In the low-lying part of the village, medieval necropolis was discovered at the locality of Džinovsko groblje in 1994. Wider prospect of the terrain pointed out the surface manifestations identical to those at the site of Turska crkva. These are in fact the finds of the Neolithic material of the chipped stone industry and washed off pottery of the classic origin. In the stratigraphy of the site, which is followed by the enlargement of the quadrant XII, two cultural layers can be distinguished. The first one is medieval layer consisting of two horizon of burials: younger, with tomb constructions of roughly dressed stone, organized in rows (picture I), and the older horizon with the freely buried deceased with whom a gift was discovered (a pair of silver massive ear-rings with one knee and a pearl made of glass paste T111/1-2). The find is dated from the 10th to the end of the 12th century. The prehistoric layer represents the outskirts of the Neolithic settlements, the center of which, on the basis of prospection, can be located on the nearby plateau. Archaeological prospection of the village of Lazac indicates the existence of two multilayer localities, at a little distance and with the identical stratigraphy, noted on the occasion of trial excavation and survey of the sites at Turska Crkva and Džinovsko groblje. Regarding such archaeological situation systematic archaeological investigation of the region of Lazac should be carried out.
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produced gold in powder, plain silver and argentum de glama, lead, copper and iron. This large economic center created a large hydro-technical system, whose purpose was to enable the water supply at 750-1100 m high points, where gold was extracted and washed out. At the same time, it also enabled drinking and technical water. It was made as a pipeline from clay pipes, with protective stone covering, and it passed the water from Kolska river along the 12 km long line, for which
25-30 000 pipes were used. Parallel to it was a open canal for technical water necessary for ore washing out and work of
smelteries. At the location called Probijeno brdo in 2011 construction machines have exposed the water supply in situ, in the road profile, near its source at Kolska river. National museum in Kraljevo carried out the research in 2012 and 2013, and the results are presented in this paper.
The reorganization of documentary forms does not refer to the minimum prescribed by the law, whose procession and computerization are covered by the state project of MISS, but to the other part of the documentation developed in the museum which belongs to a broader context of the museum collection themselves or refers to other activities of the museum. In other words, this paper presents the process of establishing a real Center for Documentation, as an informative-documentation, organised and well-connected unit, before all by card files of collections as the elementary database of the museum, and not as a set of 5 or 7 separate subsystems (separate for each department) without any mutual communication, as it used to be at the beginning of this process. Such a documentation model is considered to encourage motion beyond the context of foundation sciences in the bases of the departments, which museology allows by building new qualities through integration of disciplines because understanding of a context may extend in many scientific fields in order to consider it as a real whole. At the end of the paper, there is a detailed analysis of progress in the model of reorganized documentation where an example shows functioning of the unit and its mutually connected parts. The reorganization itself and concrete solutions in certain situations are museologically and theoretically founded and explained with the tendency to reach the most optimal and functional solutions.
In the low-lying part of the village, medieval necropolis was discovered at the locality of Džinovsko groblje in 1994. Wider prospect of the terrain pointed out the surface manifestations identical to those at the site of Turska crkva. These are in fact the finds of the Neolithic material of the chipped stone industry and washed off pottery of the classic origin. In the stratigraphy of the site, which is followed by the enlargement of the quadrant XII, two cultural layers can be distinguished. The first one is medieval layer consisting of two horizon of burials: younger, with tomb constructions of roughly dressed stone, organized in rows (picture I), and the older horizon with the freely buried deceased with whom a gift was discovered (a pair of silver massive ear-rings with one knee and a pearl made of glass paste T111/1-2). The find is dated from the 10th to the end of the 12th century. The prehistoric layer represents the outskirts of the Neolithic settlements, the center of which, on the basis of prospection, can be located on the nearby plateau. Archaeological prospection of the village of Lazac indicates the existence of two multilayer localities, at a little distance and with the identical stratigraphy, noted on the occasion of trial excavation and survey of the sites at Turska Crkva and Džinovsko groblje. Regarding such archaeological situation systematic archaeological investigation of the region of Lazac should be carried out.