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In his study from 1782, Petar Katančić scientifically examines a Roman milestone found near Osijek (Mursa), making a pioneering contribution to the ancient archaeology of Slavonia and Pannonia.
The collection is an interdisciplinary bridge between Ukrainian and Croatian science, encouraging comparative research on Slavic migrations. It presents the Carpathians as a "living archipelago" connecting East and West, important for Croatian ethnogenesi
58 images (one in color) and 3 tables
The third volume of "Vjesnik" for 1898 contains genealogical and historical contributions on the Croatian nobility, archaeological and epigraphic studies, ethnological and military-topographic sketches, and a report on the work of the historical society.
The study analyzes the Celtic necropolis in Osijek, revealing the simultaneous use of cremation and burial of the deceased. The findings indicate strong Celtic and Illyrian cultural influences and developed metal production.
Emil Spajić's study presents the results of archaeological research at the Bronze Age site in Kozarac in Baranja and analyzes the settlement, cultural layer, and ceramic finds.