E4 Conference: Teaching STEM in Heritage Sciences

Conference Teaching STEM in Heritage was held in November 2022 at the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade. It was aimed at discussing state of the art in the field of incorporation of STEM sciences in heritage disciplines, as well as to present and discuss the results of the HERSITEM project. A total of 14 contributions were presented, covering topics from theoretical issues, to incorporation of STEM in Univerity curricula.

Jasna Vuković – HERISTEM: What Have We Achieved?

Staša Babić – Teaching STEM in Archaeology – Notes from a Devil’s Advocate

Predrag Novaković – Landscape of STEM teaching in heritage sciences in Europe

Tatjana Cvjetićanin –Transdisciplinary nature of heritage studies

Daniela Korolija Crkvenjakov –MIND THE GAP! Chemistry in the curriculum of conservation-restoration study program – the experience of the Academy of Arts Novi Sad

Vesna Dimitrijević, Sonja Vuković, Ivana Živaljević – Making room for animals: the development of archaeozoology within Serbian archaeology

Dimitrij Mlekuž – Vrhovnik Remote sensing and archaeological landscapes

Tonko Rajkovača – Geoarchaeological sampling and laboratory procedural work in a Balkans setting

Adnan Kaljanac, Jesenko Hadžihasanović – Experiences, results and knowledge transfer during the use of geophysical measuring devices, laser scanning, LIDAR and UAV during UNSA archaeological research from 2016 until today

Matjaž Mori – Life of Archaeological GIS

Dinko Tresić, Josip Burmaz – How photogrammetry became usual practice in field archaeology