Tag: Serbia
Archaeologists discover Roman wind chime decorated with ‘magical’ phallus in Serbia
Recent excavations in Viminacium have led to an extraordinary discovery. Archaeologists, just as they began researching the city, stumbled upon a unique object known...
Roman aqueduct, ‘luxurious’ burials discovered during construction of underground car park in Serbia
Archaeologists have recently unearthed several Roman tombs and the remains of a water aqueduct in the center of Belgrade.
The findings in the capital of...
The world’s first horse riders
The researchers discovered evidence of horse riding by studying the remains of human skeletons found in burial mounds called kurgans, which were between 4500-5000 years...
Newcomers from the eastern borderlands of Europe settled in what is now Serbia almost 5,000 years ago
The bones of large men covered with red dye, discovered by archaeologists in two mounds in Vojvodina in the northern part of the Republic...
Oral biome change during transition to agriculture
Dental tartar, which has always been considered a great enemy of our oral health, has in recent years become a subject of study in...
Serbian Customs find 2,000 historic artefacts hidden in truck
A total of 2,113 artefacts that Serbian Customs described as having “great historical and archaeological value” were seized from a truck at the Srpska...