Miloje Vasic
Biographic Data
| ID | 6291049 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Miloje Vasic |
| GIVEN NAMES | Miloje |
| FAMILY NAME | Vasic |
| SIGNATURE | VASIĆ M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of Archaeology, Belgrade |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1975 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Sculptures and “the sanctuary of Aesculapius” in Mediana
During the excavation in 2002, in trench 24A in Mediana, a head fragment of a sculpture was discovered, belonging to a life-sized, or possibly slightly larger, sculpture. Analysis of this head indicates that it is of Aesculapius. According to its stylistic features, it can be dated into the very end of the 2nd and the early 3rd century. This find raised the question as to whether there could have been a sanctuary dedicated to Aesculapius or Hygie…
Excavations of Mediana in 2010 and 2011
Throughout 2010 and 2011, a systematic nine month archaeological exploration was conducted on the north-eastern, northwestern and south-eastern parts of the villa with peristyle, as well as the area in front of the museum building (see note 8). The envisaged area of exploration was around 1,400 m?. In total, 1,230 m? of this area was thoroughly examined (Fig. 1). The excavations were performed with the aim of defining the dimensions of the north-…
Venus or Diana from Mediana
During the archaeological investigation of the villa with peristyle in Mediana in 2011, a marble head, which may have been the head of a goddess, was discovered. Her face and the treatment of her hair show that it may represent a replica of a Hellenistic original. As far as is known, analogies of female marble heads from Mediana show that it probably represented either the goddess Artemis/Diana or Aphrodite/Venus. A hypothesis was made that the h…
Findings of coins from Romuliana, unearthed in 2005 and 2006 outside the fortified palace
U clanku je obradjen novac pronadjen u nekoliko celina prilikom iskopavanja izvan bedema palate u Romulijani. Novac iz grobnice iskopane 2005. godine onaj koji je bio citljiv, pripada 3. veku, ali to ne znaci i da je grobnica iz tog vremena, vec je mozda nesto kasnija. Novac iz sonde 1/06 pokazuje neprekinutu cirkulaciju posle 311. godine sve do pocetka 5. veka. Tek uporedjivanje nalaza novca iz unutrasnjosti fortifikacije i ovoga izvan bedema pa…
Bronze railing from Mediana
The hoard containing components of bronze railing was discovered in trench 7 during excavations at Mediana in 2000. Railing consists of cancelli and herms with busts of deities between them. Railing was constructed in such a way that it was possible to disassemble and reassemble it. Three cancelli one fragmented semicancellus cast together with herm and herms, one with bust of Aesculapius and other with bust of Luna. It could be concluded that ra…
Un trésor de monnaies d'or de Sirmium (IV)
Miloje Vasić et Vladislav Popović, Un trésor de monnaies d'or de Sirmium (IV), pp. 425-443. Le trésor trouvé dans une bourse de cuir se compose de 33 pièces d'or frappées entre 317 et 337: 27 sous d'or, et 6 multiples pour une valeur totale de 36,5 solidi, soit 1⁄2 livre d'or. Il livre plusieurs variantes de frappes jusqu'ici inconnues. La répartition des monnaies par atelier reflète fidèlement l'activité des centres monétaires impériaux: il pour…
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Un trésor de monnaies d'or de Sirmium (IV)
Miloje Vasić et Vladislav Popović, Un trésor de monnaies d'or de Sirmium (IV), pp. 425-443. Le trésor trouvé dans une bourse de cuir se compose de 33 pièces d'or frappées entre 317 et 337: 27 sous d'or, et 6 multiples pour une valeur totale de 36,5 solidi, soit 1⁄2 livre d'or. Il livre plusieurs variantes de frappes jusqu'ici inconnues. La répartition des monnaies par atelier reflète fidèlement l'activité des centres monétaires impériaux: il pour…
Bronze railing from Mediana
The hoard containing components of bronze railing was discovered in trench 7 during excavations at Mediana in 2000. Railing consists of cancelli and herms with busts of deities between them. Railing was constructed in such a way that it was possible to disassemble and reassemble it. Three cancelli one fragmented semicancellus cast together with herm and herms, one with bust of Aesculapius and other with bust of Luna. It could be concluded that ra…
Findings of coins from Romuliana, unearthed in 2005 and 2006 outside the fortified palace
U clanku je obradjen novac pronadjen u nekoliko celina prilikom iskopavanja izvan bedema palate u Romulijani. Novac iz grobnice iskopane 2005. godine onaj koji je bio citljiv, pripada 3. veku, ali to ne znaci i da je grobnica iz tog vremena, vec je mozda nesto kasnija. Novac iz sonde 1/06 pokazuje neprekinutu cirkulaciju posle 311. godine sve do pocetka 5. veka. Tek uporedjivanje nalaza novca iz unutrasnjosti fortifikacije i ovoga izvan bedema pa…
Venus or Diana from Mediana
During the archaeological investigation of the villa with peristyle in Mediana in 2011, a marble head, which may have been the head of a goddess, was discovered. Her face and the treatment of her hair show that it may represent a replica of a Hellenistic original. As far as is known, analogies of female marble heads from Mediana show that it probably represented either the goddess Artemis/Diana or Aphrodite/Venus. A hypothesis was made that the h…
Excavations of Mediana in 2010 and 2011
Throughout 2010 and 2011, a systematic nine month archaeological exploration was conducted on the north-eastern, northwestern and south-eastern parts of the villa with peristyle, as well as the area in front of the museum building (see note 8). The envisaged area of exploration was around 1,400 m?. In total, 1,230 m? of this area was thoroughly examined (Fig. 1). The excavations were performed with the aim of defining the dimensions of the north-…
Sculptures and “the sanctuary of Aesculapius” in Mediana
During the excavation in 2002, in trench 24A in Mediana, a head fragment of a sculpture was discovered, belonging to a life-sized, or possibly slightly larger, sculpture. Analysis of this head indicates that it is of Aesculapius. According to its stylistic features, it can be dated into the very end of the 2nd and the early 3rd century. This find raised the question as to whether there could have been a sanctuary dedicated to Aesculapius or Hygie…
Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (5 works) · Art (5 works) · Ancient history (4 works) · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History (4 works) · History (4 works) · History (4 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · Art history (3 works) · Byzantine Studies and History (3 works) · Classical Antiquity Studies (2 works)