Dragana Nikolić, a member of our team from the Institute for Balkan Studies SASA, promote the Prometheus project at the showcase event From an Idea to Creative Europe organised on 24th June by the Culture Desk of Creative Europe Serbia (Desk Kreativna Evropa Srbija) and the Institute of Archaeology at the Viminacium Archaeological Park. The event was...
Let’s rewind briefly to our origin point! Many of you still wonder: Is digital epigraphy solely about capturing inscriptions and transcribing them online, or does it encompass something deeper? 
We are pleased to share with you the programme and the summary of our upcoming workshop!
Dates: 13 and 14 June
Time: 11
Where: Zoom & YouTube
Registration: https://forms.gle/qnur2D9c5RsivSDNA
The EU co-funded PROMETHEUS Project is pleased to invite you to participate in the online workshop Telling Tales from Stones - Digital Storytelling & Ancient Inscriptions! 
We're thrilled to introduce you to the prestigious partnering institutions in our project, starting with our project coordinator!
The Archaeological Museum of the Republic of North Macedonia in Skopje, established in 1924, is the first keeper of archaeological artifacts in Macedonia. Collections of coins, and stone monuments from the Roman period were firstly transferred in Kurshumli an, being to this day among largest collections of this kind in the Balkans. Over the past century, the Museum has developed twenty typologically diverse collections covering all pre- and historical periods, spanning from the Paleolithic era (with artifacts dating back to 155,000 BC) to the archaeology of the 19th and 20th centuries.
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This remarkable series, initiated by Prof. Dr. Fanula Papazoglu and published by the Centre for Ancient Epigraphy and Numismatics at the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade, is dedicated to collecting and publishing epigraphic inscriptions from the Roman province of Upper Moesia...
Let's take a moment to discuss one of the most renowned classical scholars and epigraphists from the Balkans: Fanula Papazoglu (1917-2001) 
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Born in 1917 in Bitola (modern North Macedonia), Fanula studied classical philology, history, and archaeology at the University of Belgrade . During WWII occupation of Belgrade, her studies were interrupted when she was imprisoned for supporting the Yugoslav Partisans...
From April 15–19, 2024, the first event of the Prometheus Digital Epigraphy Project brought together leading experts, emerging scholars, and digital enthusiasts for a transformative five-day online workshop.Held entirely online, this workshop marked the dynamic beginning of the Prometheus Digital Epigraphy Project—a two-year collaborative initiative developed by cultural and academic institutions from Bulgaria, North Macedonia, and Serbia. This first event brought together experts and participants from across the region, uniting them in a shared effort to explore and advance the field of digital epigraphy.
We’re happy to announce that the debut of the project Prometheus officially took place on January 31st, when our team members gathered via Zoom to plan activities for the following months.
