A non-invasive project on the settlement in Ljubuški (Bosnia and Herzegovina) during Roman and Late Antique periods.
Our project aims to reconstruct the settlement patterns in the area of Ljubuški (Bosnia and Herzegovina) during Roman and Late Antique periods. It was the close hinterland of ancient Narona, one of the major cities of Roman Dalmatia. We use non-invasive methods to record archaeological sites and their spatial relations with the landscape. A GIS database combines various sources of information into
13/02/2023
Save the date for our lecture at SAFS Guest Lecture University of Bradford: 14 February, 6:30 PM CET!
You can join online here:
SAFS Guest Lecture: Tomasz Dziurdzik & Michal Pisz: WEBINAR Tomasz Dziurdzik & Michael Pisz will present evidence of a Roman settlement in Ljubuški community in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
09/02/2023
Any plans for Valentine's Day? We are pleased and honoured to present our research at the University of Bradford as part of the SAFS Guest Lectures. Come join us online or on site!
Our next SAFS Guest Lecture is on 14th Feb with Tomasz Dziurdzik and Michal Pisz. Join us (on campus or online) to hear about the discovery of a Roman settlement in Ljubuski county, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Book here: https://www.eventbrite.com/cc/safs-guest-lectures-1287499
07/07/2022
A great success: our article has been published in Wiley's Archaeological Prospection, one of leading journals in the field! It is already available online and will be published "in paper" in a forthcoming issue!
https://doi.org/10.1002/arp.1868
Tomasz Dziurdzik, Michał Pisz, Mirko Rašić, Anna Mech
Reinterpreting a “Roman villa” site: First results of nondestructive archaeological research in Dračevica (Donji Radišići, Bosnia and Herzegovina) The article presents the results of archaeological prospection of site Dračevica (Donji Radišići, Ljubuški municipality, West Herzegovina Canton, Bosnia and Herzegovina) which was partly excavated in...
22/03/2021
On 24th March we will present our new theory about the principia of the Roman fort at Gračine!
The presentation will take place during the session "Principia. Roman military headquarters from archaeological perspective. Thaddeo Sarnowski – Proffesori praestantissimo in memoriam" at the "Past has a future!" conference of the Faculty of Archaeology of the University of Warsaw!
You can register for this online event following the link before; then click on the title of the session you are interested in.
https://www.archeologia.uw.edu.pl/konferencja-przeszlosc-ma-przyszlosc-the-past-has-a-future-2021/
04/11/2020
The covid pandemic has ruined many research plans, but still we try to move forward and do our job. Members of our team are right now working in Romania in our "sister" geophysical project on the Roman forts in the Banat region
31/03/2020
In these difficult times, it is especially hard to be a scientist locked down in your house and unable to do your research... To all Friends & Followers of the Project, stay safe! We miss you all! And also have a little laugh about this story of one bored researcher :)
Astrophysicist gets magnets stuck up nose while inventing coronavirus device Australian Dr Daniel Reardon ended up in hospital after inserting magnets in his nostrils while building a necklace that warns you when you touch your face
11/02/2020
Meanwhile our friends from Tibiscum Project have an interesting announcement about Polish-Romanian research in Banat!
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Dear Friends and Followers,
As you may have seen, recently we have concluded the Tibiscum Project with a publication of the article resuming all that we have done between 2014 and 2016 ( https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/arp.1767 ). We could say that right now Tibiscum Project is officially finished, but...
As we have already informed, this is not the end of Polish-Romanian research on the Roman forts in Caras-Severin!
Since we have been granted a funding for further research, concerning studies over geophysical methods in relation with geological and soil conditions, we would like to announce that we will continue our mission under the new brand: UNDERSTANDING THE ANOMALY (UTA) PROJECT: Roman Forts of Banat!
We are also happy to announce that we expand our collaboration to new Romanian institutions! Faculty of Geology, University of Warsaw is about to establish a cooperation with our new partners: Museum of the Highland Banat in Resita Muzeul Banatului Montan Resita, National Museum of Banat in Timisoara Muzeul Național al Banatului and Centre for Applied Geomorphology and Interdisciplinary Research CGACI of Universitatea de Vest din Timișoara! We also keep our cooperation with our friends from Muzeul Caransebes
We hope that UTA Project will bring a lot of great results which will become an important contribution into protection of the Cultural Heritage of Romania!
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Dragi prieteni și urmăritori,
După cm ați văzut, recent am încheiat Proiectul Tibiscum cu o publicare a articolului reluând tot ceea ce am făcut între 2014 și 2016 (https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/arp.1767) . Am putea spune că în prezent Proiectul Tibiscum este finalizat oficial, dar ...
După cm am informat deja, acesta nu este sfârșitul cercetărilor polone-românești asupra forturilor romane din Caraș-Severin!
Întrucât ni s-a acordat o finanțare pentru cercetări suplimentare, referitoare la studii asupra metodelor geofizice în legătură cu condițiile geologice și ale solului, am dori să anunțăm că ne vom continua misiunea sub noul brand: ÎNCUNSCÂNTAREA ANOMALIEI (UTA) PROIECT: Fort Fort Roman din Banat!
De asemenea, suntem bucuroși să vă anunțăm că ne extindem colaborarea la noi instituții românești! Facultatea de Geologie, Universitatea din Varșovia urmează să stabilească o colaborare cu noii noștri parteneri: Muzeul Banatului Highland din Reșița, Muzeul Național al Banatului din Timișoara și Centrul de Geomorfologie Aplicată și Cercetări Interdisciplinare CGACI al Universității de Vest din Timișoara! De asemenea, ne menținem cooperarea cu prietenii noștri din Muzeul Caransebeș
Sperăm că Proiectul UTA va aduce o mulțime de rezultate grozave, care vor deveni o contribuție importantă la protecția Patrimoniului Cultural al României!
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Drodzy przyjaciele i obserwujący nasz profil,
Jak zapewne zauważyliście, niedawno zakończyliśmy projekt Tibiscum publikacją artykułu, w którym przedstawliliśmy to, co zrobiliśmy w latach 2014–2016 (https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/arp.1767) . Można powiedzieć, że wraz z tym artykułem Tibiscum Project oficjalnie się zakończył, ale ...
Jak już informowaliśmy, to nie koniec polsko-rumuńskich badań nad rzymskimi fortami w Caras-Severin!
Ponieważ otrzymaliśmy fundusze na dalsze badania, dotyczące badań nad metodyką badań geofizycznych w relacji do warunków geologicznych i gruntowych, chcielibyśmy ogłosić, że będziemy kontynuować naszą misję w ramach nowego projektu: UNDERSTANDING THE ANOMALY (Zrozumieć Anomalię - UTA) Project: Forte Rzymskie Banatu!
Z przyjemnością informujemy również, że w ramcah nowego projektu rozszerzamy naszą współpracę z rumuńskimi instytucjami! Wydział Geologii UW wkrótce nawiąże współpracę z nowymi partnerami: Muzeum Gór Banackich w Resity, Narodowe Muzeum Banatu w Timisoarze oraz Centrum Badań Geomorfologicznych CGACI z UVT! Utrzymujemy również współpracę z naszymi przyjaciółmi z Muzeum w Caransebes!
Mamy nadzieję, że UTA Project przyniesie wiele wspaniałych rezultatów, które przyczynią się do ochrony dziedzictwa kulturowego Rumunii!
11/12/2019
Our presentation was a success! Thank you for coming :-)
Mirko Rašić Tomasz Dziurdzik
fot. Ada Gizińska
04/12/2019
On Wednesday, 11th December, at 15:30, there will be a presenatation by Tomasz Dziurdzik and Mirko Rašić summarising some of the findings from our Project on the conference "The Past Has a Future!" celebrating the 100 years of archaeology at the University of Warsaw, Institute of Archaeology, room 2.09! Everybody is invited!
http://www.archeologia.uw.edu.pl/konferencja-100-lecie-archeologii/
28/11/2019
Meanwhile in Poland... Some of the participants of the Project taking part in the geophysical research in quite special circumstances ;)