Archaeolist

Serbia

Discover the rich archaeological heritage of Serbia, featuring ancient ruins, historical landmarks, and cultural treasures spanning millennia of human history.

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Stapari

Stapari

Stone and Iron Age artifacts found

Svileuva

Svileuva

Roman imperial period archaeological site

Remesiana

Remesiana

Ancient Roman city with ecclesiastical significance.

Belgrade Fortress

Belgrade Fortress

Historical fortress overlooking Sava and Danube

Tašmajdan Park

Tašmajdan Park

Rudna Glava

Rudna Glava

Early European copper mining site.

Kinđa

Kinđa

Velika humka

Velika humka

Settlement site near Pilatovići, Serbia.

Petrovaradin Fortress

Petrovaradin Fortress

Fortress with extensive underground corridors

Kosmaj

Kosmaj

Mountain with rich historical mining activity.

Kale-Krševica

Kale-Krševica

Karaburma

Karaburma

Ancient settlement with Celtic and Roman influences.

Starčevo

Starčevo

Trojanov Grad

Trojanov Grad

Fortress remains on Cer Mountain, Serbia.

Balanica

Balanica

Cave complex with ancient hominin remains

Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul, Ras

Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul, Ras

Oldest intact church in Serbia, Ras site

Janja Monastery

Janja Monastery

15th-century Serbian Orthodox monastery ruins

Juhor

Juhor

Mountain site with Dacian and Scordisci artifacts

Lazarica Church

Lazarica Church

Trefoil Serbian Orthodox church with dome.

Brežđe

Brežđe

Sićevo Gorge

Sićevo Gorge

Židovar

Židovar

Pešturina

Pešturina

Pločnik (archaeological site)

Pločnik (archaeological site)

Čurug

Čurug

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