Kopila Dinko Radić Vela Luka Culture Center Recent excavations of the Kopila necropolis, ongoing since 2012, revealed six tombs, along with rich remains of material culture of presumably indigenous population of Korčula Island. Kopila was known to amateur excavators during the 19th century, but was not recognized and systematically excavated until the ongoing excavations led [...]
The total station: applications in archaeology and at Vela Spila David Redhouse Department of Archaeology and Anthropology University of Cambridge An overview of the total station, an opto--electronic surveying instrument that, through the measurement of distances and angles from a fixed point, allows archaeologists to record in three dimensions the location of a point or [...]
Vela spila: a brief introduction to recent fieldwork Preston Miracle Department of Archaeology and Anthropology University of Cambridge Vela spila Cave (Korčula, Croatia), preserves a long, rich, high-resolution record of palaeoenvironmental and archaeological remains in the Adriatic region. Its deposits span from the Last Glacial Maximum (ca. 20 kyr) to the Bronze Age (ca. 3 kyr). [...]
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