Books by Vesna Bikic
BECAP22 Book of abstracts Pots as media: Decoration, technology, and message transmission
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GUŠTIN, Mitja, BIKIĆ, Vesna, MILEUSNIĆ, Zrinka. Ottoman times : the story of Stari Bar, Montenegro = Osmanska vremena : priča o Starom Baru, Crna Gora, (Annales Mediterranea). Koper: Univerza na Primorskem, Znanstveno-raziskovalno središče, Založba Annales, 2008. ISBN 978-961-6328-62-3.
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Baroque Belgrade - Transformation 1717-1739; Institute of Archaeology-Belgrade City Museum, Belgrade, 2019
The reception of the Baroque heritage in Belgrade is a very intriguing question for the very fact... more The reception of the Baroque heritage in Belgrade is a very intriguing question for the very fact that what has remained of it is extremely modest from the material viewpoint and concealed under layers of later building projects and spatial planning conceptions. For the few experts who research the different phenomena of Baroque culture and art in our country, this short-lived but extremely important period under Habsburg rule, at the beginning of the eighteenth century, represents a crucial step towards the creation of a modern Belgrade. It was a city in transformation, where the Oriental, mercantile sehir gave way to the European monumental Baroque in a large-scale reconstruction of its urban structure and buildings. The new shaping of space, designed according to the template of fortified Baroque cities, the pivot of which was the regular urban matrix with visual markers – monumental barracks, palaces and squares – was to convey the Habsburg Monarchy’s cultural and political messages in the newly conquered territories, in other words, connect Belgrade to the Central
European culture and idea of the Baroque.The monograph is the product of an effort by a group of experts, specialists in the various aspects of the Baroque heritage in Belgrade and Serbia, viewed in the key of political history and social and cultural phenomena at the beginning of the Modern Age.
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Barokni Beograd - preobražaji 1717-1739; Arheološki institut-Muzej grada Beograda, Beograd, 2019
Recepcija baroknog nasleđa u Beogradu veoma je intrigantno pitanje već i zbog same činjenice da s... more Recepcija baroknog nasleđa u Beogradu veoma je intrigantno pitanje već i zbog same činjenice da su njegovi ostaci, izuzetno skromni u svojoj materijalnoj pojavi, ostali skriveni pod nanosima potonjih graditeljskih poduhvata i urbanističkih zamisli. Za malobrojne stručnjake koji u našoj sredini izučavaju različite pojave barokne kulture i umetnosti, to kratkotrajno ali veoma značajno doba na početku XVIII veka pod vlašću Habzburgovaca predstavlja odlučujući iskorak prema stvaranju modernog Beograda. Bio je to grad u preobražaju, gde je orijentalni trgovački šeher uzmicao pred evropskim monumentalnim barokom u obimnoj rekonstrukciji njegove strukture i zdanja. Novo oblikovanje prostora, projektovano po uzoru na utvrđene barokne gradove – čiju je okosnicu činila pravilna urbanistićka matrica sa vizuelnim markerima, monumentalnim kasarnama, palatama i trgovima – trebalo je da
nosi kulturne i političke poruke Monarhije na novoosvojenim teritorijama, odnosno da Beograd poveže sa srednjoevropskom kulturom i idejom baroka. Monografija je plod napora grupe stručnjaka specijalista za različite aspekte baroknog nasle|a u Beogradu i Srbiji, koji se sagledavaju u ključu političke istorije i sociokulturnih pojava na početku modernog doba.
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V. Bikić and J. Vuković (eds.), Pots as media: Decoration, technology and message transmission, 2024
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Бубањ, праисторијско насеље и некропола из новог века, ур.A. Булатовић, Д. Милановић, Т. Трајковић Филиповић, 2022
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Pottery Function and Use: A Diachronic Perspective, 2022
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M. Popović and G. Simić, Fortifications of the medieval town of Novo Brdo / Utvrđenja srednjovekovnog grada Novog Brda, 2020
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Edited volumes by Vesna Bikic
European culture and idea of the Baroque.The monograph is the product of an effort by a group of experts, specialists in the various aspects of the Baroque heritage in Belgrade and Serbia, viewed in the key of political history and social and cultural phenomena at the beginning of the Modern Age.
nosi kulturne i političke poruke Monarhije na novoosvojenim teritorijama, odnosno da Beograd poveže sa srednjoevropskom kulturom i idejom baroka. Monografija je plod napora grupe stručnjaka specijalista za različite aspekte baroknog nasle|a u Beogradu i Srbiji, koji se sagledavaju u ključu političke istorije i sociokulturnih pojava na početku modernog doba.
Book chapters by Vesna Bikic
European culture and idea of the Baroque.The monograph is the product of an effort by a group of experts, specialists in the various aspects of the Baroque heritage in Belgrade and Serbia, viewed in the key of political history and social and cultural phenomena at the beginning of the Modern Age.
nosi kulturne i političke poruke Monarhije na novoosvojenim teritorijama, odnosno da Beograd poveže sa srednjoevropskom kulturom i idejom baroka. Monografija je plod napora grupe stručnjaka specijalista za različite aspekte baroknog nasle|a u Beogradu i Srbiji, koji se sagledavaju u ključu političke istorije i sociokulturnih pojava na početku modernog doba.
carried out by the Institute for the Protection of Cultural
Monuments in Sremska Mitrovica at Palanka site in the east
part of the town in 2014 and 2016, 18 graves from the 17th–
18th century period were discovered. The surveying of this
necropolis is of exceptional importance, for we have an
opportunity for the first time to learn details about the residents
of Sremska Mitrovica at the beginning of the Modern
Age. The conducted analyses have enabled us to get an
insight into their health status, the way of life and habits.
On the other hand, the funerary customs and the grave
finds, primarily rosaries with religious medals, hairpins, as
well as a fragment of goldwork, speak of the social status,
beliefs and the cultural identity of the community.
Kal Viejo (Old) Synagogue in Visokog Stevana Street. This new research has confirmed, and greatly supplemented, previous knowledge about
the settlement of the Dorćol riparian zone through different prehistoric and historical eras. Following the identification of the foundations of
the synagogue and definition of its construction phases, excavations of the deeper layers began. While no evidence of Neolithic occupation was
found, sporadic finds of Eneolithic artefacts have yielded new information on the sequence of prehistoric cultures in the riverine area. Although
limited to the parcel of land and dictated by the disposition of solid walls and the subterranean water level, the excavations brought to light the
partial remains of two dugout houses belonging to the Iron Age and Late La Tène period were discovered, while traces from the Roman period
were somewhat sporadic, being best represented by a pit dating to the 4th century AD. A damaged necropolis and a cultural layer belonging to
the 10th-11th centuries represent the earliest evidence of the structure of Belgrade’s suburbs in the Middle Ages. A settlement layer dating to the
11th-12th centuries was also documented, evidenced by a dwelling – only partially excavated – that, on the basis of pottery finds, was dated to the
late 12th century. In accordance with previous investigations, traces of the later medieval period up until the 15th century are almost completely
absent. That horizon, best represented by a sunken-floored house rich in ceramic artefacts, represents the culmination of the riparian zone’s rural
characteristics. An era of solid architectural constructions followed, but the remains of the buildings dating to the 16th-17th century cannot be
reliably interpreted. A series of walls, retaining walls and floors were discovered, with some of these being incorporated into the later synagogue
building. This simple construction, with a rectangular footprint, measuring 20m x 9m, paved with bricks and with massive pillar bases, was built
at a time post-dating 1632. Based on numismatic finds, we also know that a major renovation of the synagogue, with the later structure retaining
the same dimensions, was carried out at some point after 1770. Written sources also report in detail about a final renovation undertaken in 1819.
The synagogue was expanded through the construction of an apse to the south and an annexe to the north. The synagogue was damaged in 1941,
and, after the end of the Second World War, its remains were buried, with the entire plot completely changing in appearance. The synagogue,
however, did not disappear from memory, and its ruins remain as a testament to Belgrade’s rich history.
problematises its relation to historical models of urban production in the Ottoman Empire. The study focuses on five common
wares, representative of the Middle Danube region, found in well-defined consumption contexts of Belgrade’s intra and extra
muros settlements. The production technology of these wares, including ceramic bodies, slips, and glazes, was studied with
ceramic petrography and chemical analysis, and the results were interpreted using the chaîne opératoire conceptual framework.
The petrographic study was also used for a preliminary provenance determination of raw materials. It is proposed that
Monochrome Glazed Ware, Slip-Painted Ware, and Domestic Unglazed Ware were locally made in Belgrade following the
Ottoman conquest in 1521. The emergence of this production coincides with the abrupt cultural change in the Middle Danube
region marked by migrations and new socio-economic conditions initiated by the Ottomans. Traits of the local production are
compared to the existing corpus of knowledge on the urban craftsmanship and guilds formulated in Ottoman historiography for
the purpose of developing a cross-disciplinary approach to crafts and artisans in the Ottoman Empire.
Iako skromni, nalazi biljaka iz manastira Studenice proširuju dosadašnja saznanja o gajenju i upotrebi biljaka, odnosno ishrani u srednjovekovnoj Srbiji. Jasne indicije u tom smislu pružile su prethodne detaljne analize biljnih ostataka iz tvrđave Ras, kao i preliminarne iz Koznika. Sa novim uzorcima iz Studenice u mogućnosti smo da utvrdimo neke opšte parametre u konzumiranju biljaka, oslanjajući se na hronologiju i funkciju referentnih nalazišta.