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CURRICULUM VITAE for Dr. Dušan Borić

1. PERSONAL DETAILS

Date of Birth: Address: Department of Archaeology and Conservation, SHARE, Cardiff University, Humanities Building

4.08, Colum Drive, Cardiff CF10 3EU, United Kingdom

E-mail:

Phone:

2. QUALIFICATIONS

Ph.D. in Archaeology, Department of Archaeology, University of Cambridge (1998–2003). Supervisor:

Preston Miracle.

B.A. in Archaeology, Department of Archaeology, Belgrade University (1991–1996). Supervisor: Ivana

Radovanović.

3. CURRENT EMPLOYMENT & POSITIONS HELD

Lecturer in Archaeology, Department of Archaeology and Conservation, Cardiff School of History,

Archaeology and Religion, Cardiff University (Sept. 2009 – present; full-time, permanent).

Visiting Scholar, Department of Anthropology, University of Pittsburgh (academic 2015–2016).

Research Associate, Department of Archaeology, University of Cambridge, Cambridge (2004–2009).

Research Associate, Department of Anthropology, University of Wisconsin-Madison (2003–2004).

Adjunct Assistant Professor / Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Anthropology / Center for

Archaeology, Columbia University, New York City (2002–2003).

Museum Custodian, Department of Archaeology, Museum of Vojvodina, Novi Sad (Serbia) (1996–1998).

4. EXTERNAL FUNDING & AWARDS

Natural Environment Research Council (NERC): PI, NRCF AMS dating project “Dating stratified Early

Neolithic multiple burial sequence at Ajmana (Serbia)” for 12 AMS dates. Awarded May 2016. £4140.

Center for Russian and Eastern European Studies, University of Pittsburgh, USA: Small grant:

Awarded May 2016. $1500.

Center for Russian and Eastern European Studies, University of Pittsburgh, USA: Small grant.

Awarded January 2016. $1500.

Center for Comparative Archaeology, Department of Anthropology, University of Pittsburgh, USA:

Visiting Scholar for 2015–2016: $58,000.

Natural Environment Research Council (NERC): PI, NRCF AMS dating project “Dating the early Vinča

enclosed settlement at Oreškovica, Serbia” for 11 AMS dates. Awarded November 2014. £3795.

Cardiff University Fieldwork School Abroad: PI, project “The Role of the Danube Corridor in Early

Prehistory: Changing Patterns of Middle to Upper Palaeolithic Occupation in the Balkans”. Awarded

25/05/2013. £11,970.

Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research: PI, project “Household Craft Specialization and

Emergence of Metallurgy in the Neolithic Vinča Culture of Southeast Europe” (Gr. no. International

Collaborative Research Grant–115). Awarded 25/10/2012. $30,000.

Natural Environment Research Council (NERC): PI, NRCF AMS dating project “Dating the Mesolithic-

Neolithic transition in the Alps” for 13 AMS dates. Awarded Nov. 2011. £4485.

America for Bulgaria Foundation/American Research Centre in Sofia: High-Risk Anthropological and

Archaeological research grant. PI, project “Prehistoric Flint Sourcing in NW Bulgaria and NE Serbia: Field

Survey and Laboratory Analyses.” Awarded March 2011. $29,945.

Natural Environment Research Council (NERC): PI, NRCF AMS dating project “The Early Mesolithic

Occupation of the Danube Gorges” for 36 AMS dates. Awarded Nov. 2010. £12,600.

Natural Environment Research Council (NERC): PI, NRCF AMS dating project “Dating the Early and

Middle Copper Age burial evidence in the eastern Carpathian Basin” for 20 AMS dates. Awarded Nov.

2010. £7000.

Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research: Hunt Fellowship for writing Whirlpool

Harvest: Adaptations and Transformations of Mesolithic Foragers in the Danube Gorges (awarded Oct.

2009). $40,000.

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McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research: PI, “Forager-Farmer Interactions in the Balkans.”

Awarded March 2009. £5000.

McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research: PI, project “Palaeolithic Occupation of the Danube

Gorges and its Hinterlands.” Awarded March 2008. £4500.

British Academy Large Research Grant (LG-45589): PI, project “Forager-Farmer Interactions in the

Balkans: New Excavations at Vlasac” Awarded March 2007. £59,000.

McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research: PI, project “Forager-Farmer Interactions in the Balkans:

New Excavations at Vlasac.” Awarded March 2007. £5500.

British Academy Small Research Grant (SG-42170): PI, project “Forager-Farmer Interactions in the

Balkans: Spatial Distribution of the Lepenski Vir Culture.” Awarded June 2006. £7500.

McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research: PI, project “Forager-Farmer Interactions in the Balkans:

Spatial Distribution of the Lepenski Vir Culture.” Awarded March 2006. £6000.

Natural Environment Research Council (NERC): PI, AMS dating project “The Mesolithic-Neolithic

Transition at Lepenski Vir and Vlasac: Dating Architectural Changes and the Introduction of Pottery and

Domesticates” for 51 AMS dates. Awarded 2006. £17,850.

British Academy Small Research Grant (SG-40967): PI, project “Forager-Farmer Encounters in the

Balkans: Spatial Distribution of the Lepenski Vir Culture.” Awarded June 2005. £7500.

McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research: PI, project “Forager-Farmer Encounters in the Balkans:

Spatial Distribution of the Lepenski Vir Culture.” Awarded March 2005. £6000.

Natural Environment Research Council (NERC): co-PI with A. Sherratt, project “The Beginnings of

Copper Production in the Central Balkans” for 44 AMS dates. Awarded 2004. £15,400.

National Science Foundation (NSF): co-PI with Prof. T.D. Price, High-Risk Research in Archaeology

(Grant BCS-0442096) for project “Forager-Farmer Encounters in the Balkans: Spatial Distribution of the

Lepenski Vir Culture” Awarded August 2004. $25,000

5. CURRENT FIELD PROJECTS

(1) Prehistoric Foragers in the Dinaric Alps PI on a collaborative research initiative between the University of Cambridge, Cardiff University, and Centre

for Archaeology and Conservation in Cetinje, Montenegro. Since 2012. Instructor for the field school run

through the Institute for Field Research in the USA http://ifrglobal.org/program/montenegro-vrbicka-cave/

(2) Forager-Farmer Encounters in the Balkans

PI on a collaborative research project with the Department of Archaeology, University of Belgrade (Serbia).

Since 2004.

(3) The Role of the Danube Gorges in the Spread of Modern Humans PI on a collaborative research project with the Department of Archaeology, University of Belgrade (Serbia).

Since 2004.

(4) Emergence of Craft Specialization and Metallurgy in the Neolithic Balkans

(a) “Household craft specialization and emergence of metallurgy in the Neolithic Vinča culture of southeast

Europe” funded by the Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research within the Vinča

Archaeology and Metallurgy Project (VAMP). PI on the collaborative research project between Cardiff

University and the National Museum in Belgrade with project partners from the University of Pittsburgh and

Sheffield University. Since 2012.

(b) Field director in rescue excavations of the Early-Late Neolithic site of Pavlovac-Čukar, southern Serbia

(September 2011).

Previously, I was involved in various field research projects in Hungary, Serbia, Turkey, Bulgaria, Romania,

Italy and Brazil.

6. INDICATORS OF ESTEEM

2015: The best children book at the International Belgrade Book Fair, November 2015.

2010–2015: President of the Organizing Committee of the Ninth International Conference on the Mesolithic

in Europe, MESO 2015, in Belgrade, Serbia (www.meso2015.com).

2010: Hunt Fellowship of the Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research.

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7. PUBLICATIONS

Books (authored):

[1] Borić, D. (2016). Deathways at Lepenski Vir: Patterns in Mortuary Practice. Belgrade: Serbian

Archaeological Society. (Parallel texts in Serbian and English)

http://www.oxbowbooks.com/oxbow/deathways-at-lepenski-vir.html

[2] Borić, D. (2015). Lepenski Vir. Settlement of the Danube Fishermen. Belgrade: Kreativni centar.

[3] Borić, D. (2015). Lepenski Vir. Naselje dunavskih ribolovaca. Beograd: Kreativni centar. (In Serbian)

[4] Borić, D. (forthcoming, 2017). Whirlpool Harvest: Adaptations and Transformations of Mesolithic

Foragers in the Danube Gorges. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

[5] Borić, D., and Miracle, P. (forthcoming, 2017). Body in Prehistory: Changing Beliefs of Foragers and

Farmers in the Old World. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Books (edited):

[6] Borić, D., Antonović, D., et al. (eds.) (forthcoming). Holocene Foragers in Europe and Beyond (Papers

Presented the Ninth International Conference on the Mesolithic in Europe MESO 2015, Belgrade,

Serbia). Oxford: Serbian Archaeological Society and Oxbow Books.

[7] Borić, D. (ed.) (forthcoming) Vlasac Revisited: A Mesolithic Site in the Danube Gorges. Oxford: Oxbow

Books.

[8] Borić, D., and Harris, O. (eds.) (forthcoming). Body Histories. Cambridge: McDonald Institute for

Archaeological Research.

[9] Borić, D., and Miracle, P. T. (eds.) (forthcoming). First Neolithic Gestures and Identities in the Balkans.

Oxford: Oxbow Books.

[10] Borić, D. (ed.) (2010). Archaeology and Memory. Oxford: Oxbow Books.

[11] Borić, D., and Robb, J. (eds.) (2008). Past Bodies: Body-Centered Research in Archaeology. Oxford:

Oxbow Books.

Refereed journal articles:

[12] Borić, D., Hanks, B., Šljivar, D., Doonan, D., Kočić, M., Bulatović, J., Griffiths, S., Jacanović, D. (In

review, 2017) Enclosing the Neolithic World: A Vinča Culture Enclosed and Fortified Settlement in

the Balkans. Current Anthropology.

[13] Cristiani, E., Radini, A., Edinborough, M., and Borić, D. (2016). Dental calculus reveals Mesolithic

foragers in the Balkans consumed domesticated plant foods. Proceedings of the National Academy of

Sciences of the USA 113(37): 10298–10303.

http://www.pnas.org/content/early/2016/08/24/1603477113.abstract

[14] Whittle, A., Bayliss, A., Barclay, A., Gaydarska, B., Bánffy, E., Borić, D., Drasovean, F., Jakucs, J.,

Marić, M., Orton, D., Pantović, I., Schier, W., Tasić, N., and Vander Linden, M. (2016). A Vinča

potscape: formal chronological models for the use and development of Vinča ceramics in south-east

Europe. Documenta Praehistorica 43: 1–60. DOI: 10.4312/dp.43.1

[15] Borić, D. (2016). A View of Vinča from Cambridge: Minns’ Reviews of the 1930s Publications by

Vasić. Istraživanja – Journal of Historical Researches 27: 7–32. doi: 10.19090/i.2016.27.7-32

[16] Cristiani, E., Radini, A., Borić, D., Mutri, G., Filipović, D., Allué, E., Bonsall, C., Boroneant, A.,

Dalmeri, G., Fontana, F., Lo Vetro, D., Martini, M., Negrino, F., Peresani, M., Riel-Salvatore, J.,

Sarti, L., Vujević, D., and Vukojičić, S. (2016). The ‘Hidden Foods’ project: New research into the

role of plant foods in Palaeolithic and Mesolithic societies of South-east Europe and Italy. Antiquity

Project Gallery http://antiquity.ac.uk/projgall/cristiani351.

[17] Gurova, M., Andreeva, P., Stefanova, E., Stefanov, Y., Kočić, M., and Borić, D. (2016). Flint raw

material transfers in the prehistoric Lower Danube Basin: An integrated analytical approach. Journal

of Archaeological Science: Reports 6: 422–441. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jasrep.2015.12.014

[18] Cristiani, E., and Borić, D. (2016). Harpoons from Odmut, Montenegro: Contextual, Technological and

Use-Wear Analyses. Quaternary International 423: 166–192.

http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.quaint.2015.11.010

[19] Borić, D. Gyucha, A., Higham, T., Milašinović, L., Parkinson, W., Raczky, P., and Siklósi, Zs.

(forthcoming). The first burial grounds in the Early Copper Age of the eastern Carpathian Basin.

Unpublished manuscript.

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[20] Stratton, S., Griffiths, S., Kogălniceanu, R., Simalcsik, A., Morintz, Al., Higham, T., Borić, D., and

Whittle, A. (forthcoming). The emergence of extramural burial grounds in south-east Europe. A

formally modelled chronology for Cernica, Romania. Unpublished manuscript.

[21] Borić, D., and Griffiths, S. (2015). The living and the dead, memory and transition: Bayesian modelling

of Mesolithic and Neolithic deposits from Vlasac, the Danube Gorges. Oxford Journal of

Archaeology 34(4): 343–364. DOI: 10.1111/ojoa.12063

[22] Tasić, N., Marić, M., Penezić, K., Filipović, D., Borojević, K., Borić, D., Cook, C., Reimer, P., Bayliss,

A., Barclay, A., Gaydarska, B., and Whittle, A. (2015). The end of the affair: Formal chronological

modelling for the top of the Neolithic tell of Vinča-Belo Brdo. Antiquity 89(347): 1064–1082.

doi:10.15184/aqy.2015.101

[23] Cristiani, E., Živaljević, I., and Borić, D. (2014). Residue analysis and ornament suspension techniques

in prehistory: Cyprinid pharyngeal teeth beads from Late Mesolithic burials at Vlasac (Serbia),

Journal of Archaeological Science 46: 292–310. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jas.2014.03.018

[24] Borić, D., French, C.A.I., Stefanović, S., Dimitrijević, V., Cristiani, E., Gurova, M., Antonović, D.,

Allué, E.A., and Filipović, D. (2014). Late Mesolithic lifeways and deathways at Vlasac (Serbia).

Journal of Field Archaeology 39(1): 4–31. DOI 10.1179/0093469013Z.00000000070

[25] Šljivar, D. and Borić, D. (2014). Context is everything: Comments on Radivojević et al. Antiquity 88

(342): 1310–1315. http://antiquity.ac.uk/ant/088/ant0880001.htm

[26] Borić, D., and Price, T.D. (2013). Strontium isotopes document greater human mobility at the start of

the Balkan Neolithic. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 110(9): 3298–3303.

www.pnas.org/cgi/doi/10.1073/pnas.1211474110

[27] Borić, D., Dimitrijević, V., White, D., Lane, C., French, C.A.I., and Cristiani, E. (2012). Modern

Human settling of the ‘Danube corridor’: The Middle to Upper Palaeolithic site of Tabula Traiana

Cave in the Danube Gorges (Serbia). Antiquity 86(334) http://antiquity.ac.uk/projgall/boric334/

[28] Lowe, J., Barton, N., Blockley, S., Bronk Ramsey, C., Cullen, V.L., Davies, W., Gamble, C., Grant, K.,

Hardiman, M., Housley, R., Lane, C.S., Lee, Sh., Lewis, M., MacLeod, A., Menzies, M., Mueller,

W., Pollard, M., Price, C., Roberts, A.P., Rohling, E.J., Satow, C., Smith, V., Stringer, C.B.,

Tomlinson, E., White, D., Albert, P., Arienzo, I., Barker, G., Borić, D., Carandante, A., Civetta, L.,

Ferrier, C., Guadelli, J.-L., Karkanas, P., Koumouzelis, M., Muller, U., Orsi, G., Pross, J., Rosi, M.,

Shalamanov-Korobar, Lj., Sirakov, N., and Tzedakis, P. (2012). Volcanic ash layers illuminate the

resilience of Neanderthals and early Modern Humans to natural hazards. Proceedings of the National

Academy of Sciences 109(34): 13532–13537. www.pnas.org/cgi/doi/10.1073/pnas.1204579109

[29] Cristiani, E., and Borić, D. (2012). 8500-year-old garment embroidery from the Late Mesolithic site of

Vlasac (Serbia): Technological, use-wear and residue analyses. Journal of Archaeological Science

39: 3450–3469. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jas.2012.05.016

[30] Filipović, D., Allué, E., and Borić, D. (2011). Integrated carpological and anthracological analysis of

plant record from the Mesolithic site of Vlasac, Serbia. Journal of the Serbian Archaeological

Society 26 (2010): 145–161.

[31] Nehlich, O., Borić, D., Stefanović, S., and Richards M. P. (2010). Sulphur isotope evidence for

freshwater fish consumption: A case study from the Danube Gorges, SE Europe. Journal of

Archaeological Science 37: 1131–1139. doi:10.1016/j.jas.2009.12.013

[32] Borić, D. (2010). Arriving at a good description. Interview with Professor Dame Marilyn Strathern.

Journal of Social Archaeology 10(2): 280–296. DOI: 10.1177/1469605310365117

[33] Radivojević, M., Rehren, T., Pernicka, E., Šljivar, D., Brauns, M. and Borić, D. (2010). On the origins

of extractive metallurgy: New evidence from Europe. Journal of Archaeological Science 37: 2775–

2787. doi:10.1016/j.jas.2010.06.012

[34] Borić, D., Raičević, J., and Stefanović, S. (2009). Mesolithic cremations as elements of secondary

mortuary rites at Vlasac (Serbia). Documenta Praehistorica 36: 247–282. DOI: 10.4312/dp.36.16

[35] Borić, D., and Dimitrijević, V. (2009). Absolute Chronology and Stratigraphy of Lepenski Vir. Starinar

LVII (2007): 9–55. DOI: 10.2298/STA0757009B

[36] Borić, D., French, C. A. I. and Dimitrijević, V. (2008). Vlasac revisited: Formation processes,

stratigraphy and dating. Documenta Praehistorica 35: 293–320. DOI: 10.4312/dp.36.16

[37] Borić, D., and Jevtić , M. (2008). Archaeological Investigations of Tabula Traiana Cave. Arheološki

pregled 4 (2006): 11–15.

[38] Borić, D. (2008). Kultura Lepenskog vira u svetlu novih istraživanja (Lepenski Vir Culture in the Light

of New Research). Journal of the Serbian Archaeological Society 24: 9–44.

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[39] Borić, D., and Jevtić, M. (2008). Zaštitna istraživanja mezolitsko-neolitskog lokaliteta Vlasac u 2006.

godini (Protective archaeological works at the Mesolithic-Neolithic site of Vlasac in 2006).

Arheološki pregled 4 (2006): 15–19.

[40] Borić, D., and Starović, A. (2008). Neolitski lokalitet Aria Babi u zaleđu Đerdapa (Neolithic site of

Aria Babi in the Danube Gorges hinterland). Arheološki pregled 4 (2006): 35–38.

[41] Borić, D., and Dimitrijević, V. (2007). When did the ‘Neolithic package’ reach Lepenski Vir?

Radiometric and faunal evidence. Documenta Praehistorica 34: 53–72.

[42] Kapuran, A., Jevtić, M., and Borić, D., (2007). Novi nalazi keramike matalnih doba na teritoriji

Đerdapa (Eneolithic and Iron Age pottery from two newly discovered caves in the Danube Gorges).

Journal of the Serbian Archaeological Society 23: 103–124.

[43] Borić, D. (2006). New discoveries at the Mesolithic-Early Neolithic site of Vlasac: Preliminary notes.

Mesolithic Miscellany 18(1): 7–14.

[44] Borić, D. (2005). Body metamorphosis and animality: Volatile bodies and boulder artworks from

Lepenski Vir. Cambridge Archaeological Journal 15(1): 35–69.

DOI: 10.1017/S095977430500003X

[45] Borić, D., and Dimitrijević, V. (2005). Continuity of foraging strategies in Mesolithic-Neolithic

transformations: Dating faunal patterns at Lepenski Vir (Serbia). Atti della Società per la Preistoria

e Protostoria della regione Friuli-Venezia Giulia XV (2004–05): 33–107.

[46] Whittle, A., Bartosiewicz, L., Borić, D., Pettitt, P. and Richards, M. (2005) New radiocarbon dates for

the Early Neolithic in northern Serbia and south-east Hungary. Antaeus 28: 347–355.

[47] Borić, D., Grupe, G., Peters, J., and Mikić, Ž. (2004). Is the Mesolithic-Neolithic subsistence dichotomy

real? New stable isotope evidence from the Danube Gorges. European Journal of Archaeology 7(3):

221–248. DOI:10.1177/1461957104056500

[48] Borić, D., and Miracle, P. (2004). Mesolithic and Neolithic (dis)continuities in the Danube Gorges:

New AMS dates from Padina and Hajdučka Vodenica (Serbia). Oxford Journal of Archaeology

23(4): 341–371.

[49] Borić, D., and Stefanović, S. (2004). Birth and death: infant burials from Vlasac and Lepenski Vir.

Antiquity 78(301): 526–546.

[50] Borić, D., (2003). ‘Deep time’ metaphor: Mnemonic and apotropaic practices at Lepenski Vir. Journal

of Social Archaeology 3(1): 41–75. DOI: 10.1177/1469605303003001098

[51] Borić, D. (2002). The Lepenski Vir conundrum: Reinterpretation of the Mesolithic and Neolithic

sequences in the Danube Gorges. Antiquity 76: 1026–1039.

[52] Whittle, A., Bartosiewicz, L., Borić, D., Pettitt, P., and Richards, M. (2002). In the beginning: New

radiocarbon dates for the Early Neolithic in northern Serbia and south-east Hungary. Antaeus 25:

63–117.

[53] Borić, D. (1999). Places that created time in the Danube Gorges and beyond, c. 9000–5500 cal. BC.

Documenta Praehistorica 26: 47–70.

[54] Borić, D. (1998). The Late Bronze Age hoard from Futog. Rad Muzeja Vojvodine 39: 23–70.

[55] Borić, D. (1996). Social Dimensions of Mortuary Practices in the Neolithic: A Case Study. Starinar

47/1996: 67–83.

Chapters in books:

[56] Schulting, R. and Borić, D. (2017). A tale of two processes of Neolithisation: South-east Europe and

Britain/Ireland. In J. Pollard, P. Bickle, V. Cummings and D. Hofmann (eds.) Festschrift: pp. 82–

105. Oxford: Oxbow Books.

[57] Borić, D., and Cristiani, E. (2016). Social networks and connectivity among the Palaeolithic and

Mesolithic foragers of the Balkans and Italy. In R. Krauß, and H. Floss (eds.) Southeast Europe

before the Neolithisation (Proceedings of the International Workshop within the Collaborative

Research Centres SFB1070 “RessourcenKulturen”, Schloss Hohentübingen, 9th of May 2014): pp.

73–112. Tübingen: University of Tübingen.

[58] Borić, D., Stefanović, S., and French, C.A.I. (2016, in press). Late Mesolithic occupation at the site of

Vlasac: Excavations 2006–2009. In P. Aries and M. Cueto (eds.) Gathering in the South:

Proceedings of the Eighth International Conference on the Mesolithic in Europe. Oxford, Oxbow.

[59] Cristiani, E., and Borić, D. (2016, in press). Technology of osseous artifacts in the Mesolithic Danube

Gorges: The evidence from Vlasac (Serbia). In P. Aries and M. Cueto (eds.) Gathering in the South:

Proceedings of the Eighth International Conference on the Mesolithic in Europe. Oxford, Oxbow.

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[60] Allué, E., Filipović, D., and Borić, D. (2016, in press). Archaeobotanical record from the site of Vlasac

in the Danube Gorges (Serbia). In P. Aries and M. Cueto (eds.) Gathering in the South: Proceedings

of the Eighth International Conference on the Mesolithic in Europe. Oxford, Oxbow.

[61] Cristiani, E., and Borić, D. (2016, in press). Personal adornment and personhood among the Last

Mesolithic foragers of the Danube Gorges in the central Balkans. In D. Bar-Yosef Mayer, and A.

Choyke (eds.) Bead. The Archaeology of Beads, Beadwork, and Personal Ornaments. Los Angeles:

Cotsen Institute Press, UCLA.

[62] Borić, D., and Cristiani, E. (2016, in press). A hybrid cultural world: The turn of the 7th to the 6th

millennium B.C. in the central Balkans. In P.F. Biehl, and E. Rosenstock (eds.) 6,000 BC-

Transformations and change in the Near East and Europe. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

[63] Borić, D. (2015). The end of the Vinča world: Modelling Late Neolithic to Copper Age culture change

and the notion of archaeological culture. In S. Hansen, P. Raczky, A. Anders, and A. Reingruber

(eds.) Neolithic and Copper Age between the Carpathians and the Aegean Sea: Chronologies and

Technologies from the 6th to 4th Millennia BCE (Archäologie in Eurasien 31): pp. 157–217. Bonn:

Verlag Marie Leidorf.

[64] Borić, D. (2015). Mortuary practices, bodies and persons in the Neolithic and Early-Middle Copper Age

of southeast Europe. In C. Fowler, J. Harding, and D. Hofmann (eds.) The Oxford Handbook of

Neolithic Europe: pp. 927–957. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

[65] Mandić, M., and Borić, D. (2015). Pećina kod Trajanove Table. In J. Ćalić (ed.) Caves in the Djerdap

National Park: pp. 84–89. Donji Milanovac: JP Nacionalni Park Đerdap.

[66] Mandić, M., and Borić, D. (2015). Pešćera Mare. In J. Ćalić (ed.) Caves in the Djerdap National Park:

pp. 51–55. Donji Milanovac: JP Nacionalni Park Đerdap.

[67] Borić, D. (2014). Lepenski Vir Geography and Culture. In C. Smith (ed.) Springer Encyclopedia of

Global Archaeology: pp. 4494–4502. Berlin – Heidelberg: Springer-Verlag.

(http://link.springer.com/referenceworkentry/10.1007%2F978-1-4419-0465-2_1877)

[68] Borić, D., Harris, O.J.T., Miracle, P., and Robb, J. (2013). The limits of the body. In J. Robb and O.

Harris (eds.) The body in history: Europe from the Palaeolithic to the future: pp. 32–63. Cambridge:

Cambridge University Press.

[69] Borić, D. (2013). Theatre of predation: Beneath the skin of Göbekli Tepe images. In C. Watts (ed.)

Relational Archaeologies: Humans, Animals, Things: pp. 42–64. London and New York: Routledge.

[70] Borić, D. (2012). Isotopic and Symbolic Identities: Mesolithic-Neolithic Transformations among the

Inhabitants of the Danube Gorges. In M. Harbeck, K. von Heyking, and H. Schwarzberg (eds.)

Sickness, Hunger, War and Religion: pp. 27–29. Munich: Rachel Carson Center for Environment

and Society.

[71] Stratton, S., and Borić, D. (2012). Gendered bodies and objects in a mortuary domain: Comparative

analysis of Durankulak cemetery. In R. Kogălniceanu, R.-G. Curcă, M. Gligor, and S. Stratton (eds.)

Homines, Funera, Astra: Proceedings of the International Symposium on Funerary Anthropology

(BAR Int. Ser. 2410.): pp. 73–81. Oxford: Archaeopress.

[72] Borić, D. (2011). Adaptations and transformations of the Danube Gorges foragers (c. 13,000–5500 cal.

BC): An overview. In R. Krauß (ed.) Beginnings – New Research in the Appearance of the Neolithic

between Northwest Anatolia and the Carpathian Basin: pp. 157–203. Rahden/Westf.: Verlag Marie

Leidorf GmbH.

[73] Borić, D. (2010). Memory, archaeology and the historical condition. In D. Borić (ed.) Archaeology and

Memory: pp. 1–34. Oxford: Oxbow.

[74] Borić, D. (2010). Happy forgetting? Remembering and dismembering dead bodies at Vlasac. In D.

Borić (ed.) Archaeology and Memory: pp. 48–67. Oxford: Oxbow.

[75] Borić, D. (2010). Becoming, phenomenal change, event: Past and archaeological re-presentations. In D.

J. Bolender (ed.) Eventful Archaeologies: New Approaches to Social Transformation in the

Archaeological Record: pp. 48–67. Albany, NY: SUNY Press (IEMA Proceedings, Volume 1).

[76] Borić, D. (2009). Absolute dating of metallurgical innovations in the Vinča Culture of the Balkans. In

T. K. Kienlin and B. W. Roberts (eds.) Metals and Societies. Studies in honour of Barbara S.

Ottaway: pp. 191–245. Universitätsforschungen zur prähistorischen Archäologie. Bonn: Habelt.

[77] Borić, D. (2008). Lepenski Vir: une transformation de l’Europe pré-néolithique. In G. Kourtessi-

Philippakis (ed.) La préhistoire du Sud-Est européen: Traditions et innovations (Études Balkaniques

15-2008): pp. 101–122. Paris: Association Pierre Belon.

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[78] Miracle, P. and Borić, D. (2008). Bodily beliefs and agricultural beginnings in western Asia: Animal-

human hybridity re-examined. In D. Borić, and J. Robb (eds.) Past Bodies: pp. 101–113. Oxford:

Oxbow Books.

[79] Borić, D., and Robb, J. (2008). Body theory in archaeology. In D. Borić and J. Robb (eds.) Past Bodies:

pp. 1–7. Oxford: Oxbow Books.

[80] Borić, D. (2008). First households and ‘house Societies’ in European Prehistory. In A. Jones (ed.)

Prehistoric Europe: pp. 109–142. Malden, MA: Blackwell Publishing.

[81] Stefanović, S., and Borić, D. (2008). The newborn infant burials from Lepenski Vir: In pursuit of

contextual meanings, in C. Bonsall, V. Boroneanţ and I. Radovanović (eds.) The Iron Gates in

Prehistory: New perspectives (BAR Int. Ser. 1893): pp. 131–169. Oxford: Archaeopress.

[82] Borić, D., (2007). The House Between Grand Narratives and Microhistories: A House Society in the

Balkans. In R.A. Beck, Jr. (ed.) The Durable House: House Society Models in Archaeology: pp. 97–

129. Carbondale: Center for Archaeological Investigations, Occasional Paper No. 35.

[83] Borić, D. (2007). Mesolithic-Neolithic Interactions in the Danube Gorges. In J. K. Kozlowski and M.

Nowak (eds.), Mesolithic-Neolithic Interactions in the Danube Basin: pp. 31–45. BAR, Int. Ser.

1726. Oxford: Archaeopress.

[84] Borić, D. (2007). Images of animality: Hybrid bodies and mimesis in Early Prehistoric Art. In C.

Renfrew and I. Morley (eds.) Material Beginnings: A Global Prehistory of Figurative

Representation: pp. 89–105. Cambridge: The McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research.

[85] Borić, D. (2005). Deconstructing essentialisms: Unsettling frontiers of the Mesolithic-Neolithic

Balkans. In D. Bailey, A. Whittle and V. Cummings (eds.) (Un)settling the Neolithic: pp. 16–31.

Oxford: Oxbow Books.

[86] Borić, D. (2005). Fuzzy horizons of change: Orientalism and the frontier model in the Mesolithic-

Neolithic transition. In N. Milner and P. C. Woodman (eds.) Mesolithic Studies in the 21st century:

pp. 81–105. Oxford: Oxbow Books.

[87] Borić, D. (2002). Apotropaism and the temporality of colours: colourful Mesolithic-Neolithic seasons in

the Danube Gorges, in A. Jones and G. MacGregor (eds.) Colouring the Past: The Significance of

Colour in Archaeological Research: pp. 23–42. Oxford: Berg.

[88] Borić, D. (2001). Mesolithic and Early Neolithic hunters and fishers in the Danube Gorges: A faunal

perspective, in R. Kertesz and J. Makkay (eds.), At the Fringes of Three Worlds: From the

Mesolithic to the Neolithic (International Conference, Szolnok, October 2–7, 1996): pp. 101–124.

Budapest: Archaeolingua.

[89] Borić, D. (1998). Die Fortführung der Ausgrabungen in Feudvar im Jahre 1960, in B. Hänsel and P.

Medović (eds.) Feudvar. Ausgrabungen und Forschungen in einer Mikroregion am Zusammenfluss

von Donau und Theiss I. Das Plateau von Titel und die Šajkaška. Archäologische und

naturwissenschaftliche Beiträge zu einer Kulturlandschaft: pp. 179–194. Kiel: Verlag Oetker/Voges.

[90] Radovanović, I., and Borić, D. (1996). The application of GIS in spatial analysis of Late Palaeolithic

layer at the cave site Mališina Stijena near Pljevlje. In GIS – stanje i perspektive: pp. 375–383.

Beograd: Institute for Geography.

Other items (public outreach/museum exhibitions):

[91] Borić, D. (2012). Absolute chronology of Lepenski Vir. In Lepenski Vir Guide: pp. 29–35. Belgrade:

National Museum.

[92] Borić, D. (2012). Social organization and contacts with neighbors. In Lepenski Vir Guide: pp. 87–95.

Belgrade: National Museum.

[93] Borić, D. (2012). Vlasac. In Lepenski Vir Guide: pp. 117–125. Belgrade: National Museum.

[94] Borić, D. (2012). Padina-Gospođin Vir. In Lepenski Vir Guide: pp. 127–135. Belgrade: National

Museum.

[95] Borić, D. (2012). Hajdučka Vodenica. In Lepenski Vir Guide: pp. 137–142. Belgrade: National

Museum.

[96] Borić, D. (2009). Making bodies visible through archaeological excavations. In Assembling Bodies: Art,

Science & Imagination (Exhibition catalogue): pp. 80–81. Cambridge: Museum of Archaeology and

Anthropology.

[97] Borić, D. (2006). Vlasac u mezolitiku i neolitiku – razmjena i kontakti s egzotičnim svjetovima, in

Sanjin Mihelić (ed.) Trgovina i razmjena u pretpovijesti, katalog izložbe: p. 24. Zagreb: Arheološki

muzej.

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[98] Borić, D. (1997). Ahaeologia ex machina. IQ-naučni magazin 1: 38–39.

Book reviews:

[99] Borić, D. (2014). ‘As Time Goes By’? Monumentality, landscapes and the temporal perspective

(Habelt, Kiel, 2012). Edited by Martin Furholt, Martin Hintz and Doris Mischka. 210 x 300 mm. 263

pp. 195 b/w figures and tables. 4 colour figures. ISBN 978 3 7749 3764 2. Price £65.00. Landscape

History 35(1): 85–86 (10.1080/01433768.2014.916917).

[100] Borić, D. (2008). Ljubinka Babović, Sanctuaries of Lepenski Vir: Location, position and function.

Archaeological monographs 17. Belgrade 2006: National Museum. Book Review. Glasnik Srpskog

arheološkog društva 24: 467–477.

[101] Borić, D. (1998). Alasdair Whittle, Europe in the Neolithic: The Creation of New Worlds, Cambridge

University Press, Cambridge 1996, xvi+443 pages, 126 illustrations; 0-521-44920-0 paperback.

Book Review. Starinar XLVIII/1997: 225–228.

8. TEACHING

2009–present Teaching at Cardiff University:

Undergraduate teaching:

HS 2100 Human Origins, Complexity and Civilisation

HS 2117 Great Discoveries

HS 2125 Analysing Archaeology

HS 2124 Deep Histories: The Archaeology of Britain

HS 2350 History of Archaeological Thought

HS 2424 Neolithic Beginnings: Last Foragers and First Farmers in the Eastern

Mediterranean (originally designed)

HS 2426 Ethnoarchaeology (originally designed)

HS 2340 Independent Studies

HS 2376 Dissertations

Post-graduate teaching

HST 405 Themes in the European Neolithic

HST 440 The Neolithic of Greece and the Balkans

HST 303 Data presentation and interpretation

HST 300/305 Writing Archaeology/Writing the Past

Teaching experience at other universities

2015–2016 ANTH 2536 and ANTH 2537: Special Topics in Comparative Archaeology I-II: “The House

Societies Construct in Comparative Perspective,” co-organized with Dr. Marc Bermann,

Department of Archaeology, University of Pittsburgh.

2010 Technological, experimental and functional analyses of osseous artefacts and shell

ornaments (semester-long course sponsored by the WUS, Vienna at the Department of

Archaeology, University of Belgrade, February-June 2010) (originally designed)

2009 Theoretical advances in the study of early prehistory (semester-long course sponsored by the

WUS, Vienna at the Department of Archaeology, University of Belgrade, February-June

2009) (originally designed)

2008 Archaeology and Anthropology of Amazônia (three-week-long course sponsored by the

WUS, Vienna at the Department of Archaeology, University of Belgrade, December 2008).

(originally designed)

2008 Later European Prehistory 1 – A8 (Michaelmas Term), Department of Archaeology,

University of Cambridge.

2007 Later European Prehistory 1 – A8 and A9 (Michaelmas Term), Department of Archaeology,

University of Cambridge.

2006 Archaeological Method and Theory (Lent Term). Mesolithic Europe (Lent Term).

Department of Archaeology, University of Cambridge.

2005 Zooarchaeology (Michaelmas) Department of Archaeology, University of Cambridge.

2004 Anthropological and archaeological approaches to mortuary practices. (three-week course

sponsored by the WUS, Vienna at the Department of Archaeology, University of Belgrade,

December 2004). (originally designed)

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2004 Balkanized Memories: Contested Histories, Identities and Ethnicities in SE Europe.

Undergraduate/graduate course (W4044), Department of Anthropology, Columbia

University, New York City (Spring semester). (originally designed)

2002 Material Memories: The Archaeology of Remembering and Forgetting.

Undergraduate/graduate course (W4448), Department of Anthropology, Columbia

University, New York City (Fall semester). (originally designed)

2001–2002 Course Mesolithic of Europe, lectures: Danube Gorges (November 3rd, 2001) and

Neolithization of Europe (March 23rd, 2002); undergraduate supervisions on the Time

module and the Archaeological Method and Theory; Zooarchaeology practical on

seasonality. Department of Archaeology, University of Cambridge.

1998–2001 Zooarchaeology practicals on seasonality. Department of Archaeology, University of

Cambridge.

1999–2000 Undergraduate supervisions for the Time module (dating techniques and the anthropology

and archaeology of time perception). Department of Archaeology, University of Cambridge.

9. ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE

September 2009–present: Administrative experience at Cardiff University

Administrative duties:

(1) Exams Officer for the Department of Archaeology and Conservation.

(2) Coordination of workload modelling for the Department of Archaeology and Conservation.

(3) Organization of Research Seminars.

January 2005–September 2009: Administrative experience at the University of Cambridge

Administrative duties:

The main coordinator for the Leverhulme-funded project “Changing Beliefs of the Human Body:

Comparative Social Perspective” (£1.2 million), based at the Department of Archaeology. Duties included:

organisation of seminars, conferences and conference sessions, financial management in coordination with

the project PI, writing up annual reports to the sponsor and preparing financial statements of accounts,

processing reimbursements.

10. INVITED LECTURES

2017 Deathways at Lepenski Vir: Mortuary Programs and Social Bioarchaeology of Holocene Foragers

and Farmers in the Balkans, Department of Archaeology, University of Southampton, Southampton

(March 23rd, 2017).

2016 Deathways at Lepenski Vir: Mortuary Programs and Social Bioarchaeology of Holocene Foragers

and Farmers in the Balkans, Department of Anthropology, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh

(March 18th, 2016).

2016 Deathways at Lepenski Vir: Mortuary Programs and Social Bioarchaeology of Holocene Foragers

and Farmers in the Balkans, Department of Anthropology, Penn State University, State College

(February 26th, 2016).

2016 Enclosing and Abandoning Early Balkan Village, Symposium Advances in the Eastern European

Prehistory, Department of Anthropology, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor (February 20th, 2016).

2014 Societies against state? Modelling the Neolithic to Copper Age transition in the Balkans.

Archaeology Society Evening Lecture Series, Department of Archaeology, University of Sheffield,

Sheffield (March 27th, 2014).

2013 Archaeological cultures, again? Modelling Late Neolithic to Copper Age culture change in the

Balkans. Research Seminar, University of Buffalo, New York (November 13th, 2013).

2013 Re-presentation of Individuals and Events in Early Prehistoric Europe. Prehistoric Society

conference on the Individual in Prehistory, London (March 2nd, 2013).

2013 Forager-farmer cultural change in southeastern Europe. Research Seminar, University of

Liverpool, Liverpool (February 7th, 2013).

2011 Corporeal Politics of Agricultural Transformations, Research Seminar, Manchester University,

Manchester (April 6th, 2011).

2009 The earliest dated metallurgy in Europe: New radiometric evidence for the Vinča culture in the

Balkans, Lunch Research Seminars, McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research, Cambridge

(May 27th, 2009).

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2009 Absolute dating of metallurgical innovations in the Vinča culture of the Balkans, Archaeological

Institute, Sofia, Bulgaria (April 13th, 2009).

2008 Beliefs in a Mesolithic Landscape. Research Laboratory for Archaeology and the History of Art,

University of Oxford (November 20th, Oxford).

2007 What happens to people when cultures change? School of History and Archaeology, Cardiff

University (November 22nd, 2007).

2007 Balkanized Memories: An Archaeology of Contested Histories and Identities. Centre for Russian and

Eastern European Studies, University of Nottingham (February 5th, 2007).

2005 Forager-farmer encounters in the Balkans: New field research in the Lepenski Vir culture zone,

University of Wisconsin-Madison (November 17th, 2005).

2005 Forager-farmer encounters in the Balkans: New field research in the Lepenski Vir culture zone,

McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research Lunch Time Seminars (November 9th, 2005).

2004 Colonizing the past: Archaeological narratives and Mesolithic-Neolithic transformations in the

Balkans at the Department of Anthropology, University of Pittsburgh (April 9th, 2004).

2002 The art of material memory: Efficacy of the past at Lepenski Vir at the Center for Archaeology,

Columbia University in the City of New York (May 15th, 2002).

2000 Dimensions of deep time in the Danube Gorges at the School of History and Archaeology,

University of Wales, Cardiff (March 9th, 2000).

1999 Creation of ritual landscapes in the Danube Gorges, SE Europe at the Ritual seminars of the

University of London (November 29th, 1999).

1999 Lepenski Vir and Padina: The stories of two sites in the Early Holocene development of the Iron

Gates Gorges at the Department of Paleo-ethnology, University of Genova, Italy (October 16th,

1999).

1998 Birds, horses, wagons and bronze for the body: The Bronze Age world of southern Pannonia at the

Bronze and Iron Age discussion group, Department of Archaeology in Cambridge (March 12th,

1998).

11. CONFERENCES & SESSIONS ORGANIZED

2015 The Ninth International Conference on the Mesolithic in Europe, MESO 2015, Belgrade, Serbia

(September 14th–18th, 2015). President of the Organizing Committee.

2009 Body Histories, University of Cambridge, Cambridge (September 11th–13th, 2009).

2007 Early Neolithic Identities of the Balkans, session co-organized with M. Gurova and P. Miracle for

the 13th European Association of Archaeologists, Zadar (September 22nd, 2007).

2007 Human and Non-Human Bodies: Permeable Boundaries and Shaman’s Body: Animal-Human

Hybrids and Shamanic Visions, University of Cambridge, Cambridge (January 15th–16th, 2007).

2006 Acting and Believing: An Archaeology of Bodily Practices, Society for American Archaeology

Annual Meetings, San Juan (April 28th, 2006).

2006 Past Bodies, University of Cambridge, Cambridge (January 13th, 2006).

2003 Excavating Memories: The Archaeology of Remembering and Forgetting, an interdisciplinary

conference sponsored by the Center for Archaeology, Columbia University, New York (April 26th–

27th, 2003).

2001 Layers, Surfaces and Interfaces: Apotropaism and Memory as Material Practice – co-organized

with Dr. Andrew Jones, McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research, Cambridge (November

3rd–4th, 2001).

12. CONFERENCE PAPERS

2017 “Social bioarchaelogy of forager-farmer transition in the Balkans,” presented at the SAA Annual

Meetings in Vancouver, Canada (April 1st, 2017) (lead author, co-authored with Dušan Borić,

Marija Edinborough, Emanuela Cristiani, Douglas Price, Gisela Grupe, and Olaf Nehlich).

2017 “Key role of body decoration in forager-farmer encounters in the Balkans,” presented at the

workshop “Human’s Earliest Personal Ornaments: Symbolism, Production and Distribution,” Tel

Aviv, Israel (March 6th–8th, 2017) (with Emanuela Cristiani).

2016 “Modelling Mesolithic-Neolithic temporalities in the Danube Gorges,” presented at the 23rd

Neolithic Seminar, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia (November 4th–5th, 2016) (lead author, co-

authored with T. Higham, and E. Cristiani).

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2015 “Dating boulder artworks and transition to farming at Lepenski Vir: Bayesian statistical modelling”

at the “MESO 2015, The Ninth International Conference on the Mesolithic in Europe,” Belgrade,

Serbia (September 15th, 2015) (lead author, co-authored paper with T. Higham, S. Griffiths, C.

Alexander, V. Dimitrijević, and E. Cristiani).

2015 “Ornaments from Lepenski Vir: Technological choices and traditions” at the “MESO 2015, the

Ninth International Conference on the Mesolithic in Europe,” Belgrade, Serbia (September 18th,

2015) (co-authored paper with E. Cristiani, and B. Mihailović).

2015 “Holocene foraging in the Dinaric Alps: Current research on the Mesolithic of Montenegro” at the

“MESO 2015, The Ninth International Conference on the Mesolithic in Europe,” Belgrade, Serbia,

(September 18th, 2015) (lead author, co-authored paper with E. Cristiani, Z. Vušović-Lučić, N.

Borovinić, D. Filipović, E. Allué, and Lj. Đuričić).

2015 “Social networks and connectivity among the foragers of Italy and the Balkans” at the “Out of Italy”

conference, Cambridge, UK (May 23rd, 2015) (co-authored paper with E. Cristiani).

2014 “Mesolithic of Montenegro,” paper presented at “MesoLife: A Mesolithic Perspective on Alpine and

neighbouring territories” in Selva di Cadore, Italy (June 13th, 2014) (co-authored paper with E.

Cristiani).

2014 “Social networks and connectivity among the Epipalaeolithic and Mesolithic foragers of the

Balkans,” paper presented at workshop “Southeast Europe before Neolithisation” in Tübingen,

Germany (May 9th, 2014) (co-authored paper with E. Cristiani).

2014 “LGM marmot hunting in the Dinaric Alps,” paper presented at the SAA annual meetings in Austin,

Texas (April 27th, 2014) (co-authored paper with E. Cristiani, Z. Vušović-Lučić, and D.

Mihailović).

2014 “LGM marmot hunting at Vrbička Cave in the Dinaric Alps,” poster presented at the conference

“Where the Wild Things Are,” University of Durham (January 8th to 9th, 2014) (co-authored poster

presentation with E. Cristiani, Z. Vušović-Lučić, N. Borovinić, and D. Mihailović).

2013 “Upper Palaeolithic hunting of marmots in the Dinaric Alps,” presented at the Annual Meeting of the

Serbian Archaeological Society, Novi Sad, Serbia (May 30th, 2013) (co-authored paper with E.

Cristiani, E. Cristiani, Z. Vušović-Lučić, and D. Mihailović).

2012 “Differences between the Mesolithic and Neolithic technological traditions of osseous industry in

the Danube Gorges”, presented at the SAA annual meetings (Memphis, April, 2012) (co-authored

paper with E. Cristiani).

2012 “Beneath the skin of Göbekli Tepe images: Sketching the classificatory system of the PPN world in

Upper Mesopotamia”, presented at the SAA annual meetings (Memphis, April, 2012).

2012 “The end of the Vinča world: Modelling Late Neolithic to Copper Age social change and the notion

of culture,” presented at conference “Chronologies, Lithics and Metals. Late Neolithic and Copper

Age in the eastern part of the Carpathian Basin and in the Balkans,” Budapest, Hungary (March

30th–April 1st, 2012).

2011 “The turn of the 7th to the 6th millennium BC in the central Balkans: A hybrid cultural world,”

presented at conference “Times of Change: The Turn from the 7th to the 6th Millennium BC in the

Near East and Southeast Europe,” Berlin, Germany (November 25th–26th, 2011) (co-authored

paper with E. Cristiani).

2011 “Gendered bodies and objects in the mortuary domain: Comparative analysis of Durankulak

cemetery,” presented at the conference Homines, Funera, Astra International Symposium on

funerary anthropology, Alba Iulia, Romania (June 6th, 2011) (co-authored with S. Stratton).

2011 “Tabula Traiana Cave and the transition from the Middle to the Upper Palaeolithic in the Danube

Gorges,” presented at the Annual Meeting of the Serbian Archaeological Society, Kraljevo, Serbia

(May 26th, 2011) (co-authored with V. Dimitrijević and D. White).

2011 “Isotopic and symbolic identities: Mesolithic-Neolithic transformations among the inhabitants of the

Danube Gorges”, presented at the workshop “Sickness, Hunger, War and Religion from the

perspectives of archaeology, history and anthropology,” organized by the Rachel Carson Center and

the Working Group for Paleoanthropology and Prehistoric Anthropology of the German Association

of Anthropology, Muenchen, Germany (March 4th–5th, 2011).

2010 “New archaeological investigations at the Mesolithic-Neolithic site of Vlasac”, presented at the

MESO 2010, Santander, Spain (September 13th–17th, 2010).

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2010 “Technology and function of osseous industries from the Mesolithic-Neolithic site of Vlasac

(Serbia),” presented at the MESO 2010, Santander, Spain (September 13th–17th, 2010) (co-authored

with E. Cristiani).

2010 “Human subsistence strategies in the Danube Gorges throughout the Mesolithic and in the course of

the Mesolithic-Neolithic transformations”, presented at the MESO 2010, Santander, Spain

(September 13th–17th, 2010) (co-authored with G. Grupe).

2010 “Human Mobility in the Danube Gorges at the Transition to Agriculture”, presented at the MESO

2010, Santander, Spain (September 13th–17th, 2010) (co-authored with T.D. Price).

2009 “Passion for body adornment: Acquisition, production and use of ornaments at Vlasac (Serbia),”

presented at the Neolithic Seminar, University of Ljubljana (November 6th–7th, 2008) (co-authored

with E. Cristiani).

2009 “Can a ‘house society’ social model work for the Late Neolithic and Copper Age Balkans?,”

presented at the international conference “Beyond Elites: Alternatives to Hierarchical Systems in

Modelling Social Formations”, Ruhr-Universität Bochum (October 22nd–24th, 2009).

2009 “Visual and technological allure of yellow spotted flint in the Neolithisation of the central Balkans,”

presented at the EAA, Riva del Garda (September 19th, 2009) (co-authored with V. Bogosavljević).

2009 “Corporeal politics of agricultural transformations,” presented at the conference “Body Histories,”

University of Cambridge (co-authored with P. Miracle) (September 11th, 2009).

2009 “Lepenski Vir and a transformation of Pre-Neolithic Europe,” presented at the workshop

“Beginnings – New Research in the Appearance of the Neolithic between Northwest Anatolia and

the Carpathian Basin,” German Archaeological Institute, Istanbul (April 8th–10th, 2009).

2008 “Cremation ‘burials’ from Mesolithic levels at Vlasac (Serbia),” Neolithic Seminar, University of

Ljubljana (November 7th–8th, 2008) (co-authored with J. Raičević).

2008 “Spatial analyses of bone, antler and boar tusk’s industries from the Meso-Neolithic site of Vlasac,

Serbia (1970–1971),” presented at the Neolithic Seminar, Ljubljana University (November 7th–8th,

2008) (co-authored with I. Živaljević).

2008 “Events of different durations: re-presenting lived time in archaeology,” presented at the conference

“Toward an Eventful Archaeology: Approaches to Structural Change in the Archaeological Record,”

SUNY, Buffalo (April 4th–5th, 2008).

2008 “What happens down the river? From practical knowledge to mortuary symbolism of the Danube

Gorges fisher-foragers,” presented at the Annual General Meeting of the Leverhulme Programme

“Changing Beliefs of the Human Body,” Cambridge (January 21st, 2008).

2007 Introduction to the session “The Interchangeable Body?: Body Parts and Negotiation of Body

Boundaries in the past and present” at the AAA, Washington, DC (November 29th, 2007).

2007 “New Excavations at the Mesolithic-Neolithic Site of Vlasac,” presented at the 14th Neolithic

Seminar in Ljubljana (November 10th, 2007).

2007 “Body parts and parted bodies in the Mesolithic-Neolithic of the Balkans and Western Asia,”

presented at the 13th Meetings of the European Association of Archaeologists, Zadar, Croatia

(September 22nd, 2007).

2007 “Neolithic identities in the Balkans: Views from the Eastern Adriatic and the Danube Gorges,”

presented at the 13th Meetings of the European Association of Archaeologists, Zadar, Croatia

(September 22nd, 2007).

2006 “Changing bodily practices in the Meso-Neolithic Balkans,” presented at the 13th Neolithic Seminar,

Ljubljana (November 11th, 2006).

2006 “When did the ‘Neolithic package’ reach Lepenski Vir?: Radiometric and faunal evidence,”

presented at the 13th Neolithic Seminar, Ljubljana (November 11th, 2006) (with V. Dimitrijević).

2006 “Mesolithic-Neolithic Interactions in the Danube Gorges,” presented at the UISPP congress, Lisbon

(September 4th, 2006).

2006 “Scaling Memory: Remembering and Dismembering Dead Bodies in the Mesolithic Balkans,”

presented at the UISPP congress, Lisbon (September 8th, 2006).

2006 “Limestone Floors from Lepenski Vir: A Local Tradition,” presented at the UISPP congress, Lisbon

(September 7th, 2006).

2006 “Body Theory in Archaeology,” presented at the SAA meetings in San Juan, Puerto Rico (April

28th, 2006).

2005 “The House as a Grand Narrative: A ‘House Society’ in the Balkans,” presented at the conference

“The Durable House”, Carbondale, March 18th–19th, 2005.

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2004 “Foragers and Farmers in the Danube Gorges: Mobility, Contact and Exchange,” presented at the

Annual Society of American Archaeology Meeting, Montreal (senior author with T. D. Price, April

1st, 2004).

2003 “Through the Looking-Glass: Translating Landscapes, Building Interfaces,” presented at the 102nd

AAA, Chicago (November 19th–23rd, 2003).

2001 “Narratives from Lepenski Vir: Competing rhetorics,” paper presented at the graduate conference

Narrative pasts – past narratives organized by the Archaeological Center at Stanford University

(USA) (February 16th–18th, 2001).

2000 “Hearths, houses and floors of Lepenski Vir: Embodied action and meanings,” paper presented at the

Neolithic Seminar, Ljubljana, (May 23rd–28th 2000).

2000 “The new born infant burials from Lepenski Vir: In pursuit of contextual meanings” and

“Seasonality in the Danube Gorges: Faunal perspective,” papers presented at the international

conference The Iron Gates in Prehistory: New perspectives, Edinburgh(March 31st–April 2nd,

2000).

1999 “Danube Gorges and beyond, c. 9000–5500 BC,” paper presented at the International Neolithic

Seminar, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia (25th–29th May, 1999).

1996 “Mesolithic Hunters in the Iron Gates: Middle Range Analysis of Archaeozoological Data,” paper

presented at the International Conference in Szolnok, Hungary: From the Mesolithic to the Neolithic

(2nd–7th October, 1996).

13. LANGUAGES

Serbo-Croatian (Bosnian) (native fluency)

English (fluent speaking and reading)

Italian (advanced level of reading and speaking)

German (basic reading and speaking)

French (basic reading)

Portuguese (basic speaking).

14. REFERENCES

T. Douglas Price, Professor (Former employer and project collaborator)

Address: Department of Anthropology, 5240 Social Sciences Building, University of Wisconsin, Madison,

WI 53706, USA; phone +1 608 262 2575; fax: +1 608 265 4216; e-mail: tdprice@wisc.edu

Ian Hodder, Professor (PhD internal examiner)

Address: Department of Anthropology, University of Stanford, Main Quad, Building 50, 450 Serra Mall,

Stanford, CA, 94305-2034, USA; phone: +1 650 723-3421; Fax: +1 650 725-0605; email:

ihodder@stanford.edu

Bryan Hanks, Associate Professor, Head of Department (Project collaborator)

Address: University of Pittsburgh Department of Anthropology, #3113 WWPH, 230 S. Bouquet St.,

Pittsburgh, PA 15260; phone: 412-648-7524, email: bkh5@pitt.edu

Preston Miracle, Senior Lecturer (PhD supervisor)

Address: Department of Archaeology and Anthropology, University of Cambridge, Downing Street,

Cambridge CB2 3DZ, UK; phone +44 (0)1223 333 532, fax: +44 (0)1223 333 520, e-mail:

ptm21@cam.ac.uk

John Robb, Professor (Former employer)

Address: Division of Archaeology, University of Cambridge, Downing Street, Cambridge CB2 3DZ, UK;

phone +44 (0)1223 339 004, fax: +44 (0)1223 333 503, e-mail: jer39@cam.ac.uk