Dragoslav Srejović
Dragoslav Srejovic (born 8 October 1931 in Kragujevac, † 29 November 1996) was a Serbian Yugoslav archaeologist.
He studied at the University of Belgrade, where he received his doctorate in 1954 on Neolithic and Eneolithic anthropomorphic statuettes in Yugoslavia ( Belgrade 1964). He was assistant in 1958, 1966 and 1970, Lecturer Professor of the history of the Balkans, which he remained until his death. Srejovic engaged in various branches of archeology and led many excavations in Serbia and Montenegro through or looked after them as director. Particularly important were the excavations of Mesolithic and Neolithic finds in Lepenski Vir and the excavations at the Roman settlements Gamzigard and Sarkamen. In addition, he dug example, in the early Neolithic Vlasac. Multiple publications on the excavations made him known at home and abroad. His position in the cultural and scientific life of Serbia was expressed in his capacity as Vice- President of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts. In addition Srejovic was a member of the former Yugoslav Academy of Sciences and corresponding member of the German Archaeological Institute. He died after a long illness.
Writings
- Burial mound in the Carpathian -Danube - Balkan zone during the Eneolithic period ( Beograd Centar za Arheoloska Instrazivanja, 1987).
- Lepenski Vir. Nova praistorijska kultura u Podunavlju. SKZ Beograd 1969.
- Europe 's First Monumental Sculpture. New Discoveries at Lepenski Vir. London 1972. Dt. Lepenski Vir ( Bergisch Gladbach: Lubbe, 1981).
- Rečnik grčke i Rimske mitologije. Beograd 1979 ( together with A. Cermanović - Kuzmanovic ) * umetnost Lepenskog vira. Beograd 1983 (together with Lj Babović )
- Leksikon religija i Mitova drevne Evrope. Beograd 1992 ( together with A. Cermanović - Kuzmanovic )
- Carski mauzoleji i konsekrativni spomenici u Feliks Romuliani. Beograd 1994 ( together with Č. Vasic )