Vinča - Izložba 20. godina arheoloških iskopavanja 1998-2018

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Istorija istraživanja - History of excavations

Istraživanje Vinče započeo je još davne 1908. godine “otac srpske arheologije” Miloje Vasić. Studije je završio u Beču, a nakon povratka u Beograd postaje direktor Narodnog muzeja i osniva Odeljenje za arheologiju na Filozofskom fakultetu gde je godinama predavao. Vasić je istraživao Vinču do 1934. godine i svoj rad je ovekovečio u delu “Preistoriska Vinča I-IV”. Godine 1978. započinju sledeća velika sistematska arheološka iskopavanja Vinče kojima su rukovodila tadašnja velika imena srpske arheologije: Dragoslav Srejović, Nikola Tasić, Milutin Garapšanin, Jovan Todorović i Gordana Marjanović-Vujović. Iako su istraživanja prethodnika bila temeljna, dobro osmišljena, pažljivo izvedena i iscrpno dokumentovana, istraživačke kampanje započete 1998. donele su brojne novine. Ključne reči novih istraživanja su postale: pažljivo i po meri Vinče osmišljena arheološka metodologija, interdisciplinarnost, zaštita i prezentacija, što je odlika svetske arheologije.

The research of site Vinča began in 1908 by the “founder of Serbian archeology”, Miloje Vasić. He finished his studies in Vienna and, after returning to Belgrade, became director of the National Museum and founded the Department of Archeology at the Faculty of Philosophy, where he worked for years. Vasić explored Vinča until 1934 and he published his work in his masterpiece "The Prehistoric Vinča I-IV". In 1978, the following large systematic archaeological excavations of Vinča were initiated. The work was supervised by eminent Serbian scholars and archaeologists of the time: Dragoslav Srejović, Nikola Tasić, Milutin Garapšanin, Jovan Todorović and Gordana Marjanović-Vujović. Although the research of the predecessors was very thorough, well-designed, meticulous and well documented, the research campaigns started in 1998 brought a number of innovations. The key aspects are interdisciplinarity and the protection, preservation and peresentation of this important heritage site of a word wide significance that extends beyond archaeology.