Lojanik is a unique paleobotanical site where fossil remains of silicified, petrified wood have been discovered. It was designated a scientific research reserve in 1963. Archaeological investigations conducted between 2016 and 2022 unequivocally confirmed the mining concept of raw material extraction at Lojanik, spanning from the Paleolithic (Old Stone Age) to the Neolithic (New Stone Age).
The monograph offers readers answers to questions about the reasons for the collaboration of Muslims with the Germans, the extent of that process and its ultimate scope, the differences between participation in German units and fighting alongside them, the social and economic background of the “warriors from the border”, as well as their postwar fate.
The work of Miloš Timotijević on Nadežda Petrović represents a thorough historiographical study that precisely places her personality within the political, cultural, and ideological context of the time, relying on archival material and documents.
Serbian ruler portraits from the time of King Milutin provide a complete picture of the ideology of earthly power and the preoccupations of the Serbian king and his closest circle. During the reign of King Milutin, Serbian ruler images were already fully aligned with the Byzantine ceremonial image. The portrait ensembles from this period are based on the imperial idea and laid the foundation for Serbian ruler portraits, especially those from the time of the empire.