Dr. Dragana Mladenović

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Career

• Since 2025
  Researcher at LEIZA, Mainz
• Since 2018
  Visiting Fellow, Department of Archaeology, University of Southampton
• 2014
  Fellow of the HEA
• 2013–18
  Lecturer in Roman Archaeology, Department of Archaeology, University of Southampton
• 2012
  Tutor and Director of Studies in Archaeology and Anthropology, St Hugh’s College, University of Oxford
• 2011–12
  The Arts of Rome’s Provinces Fellow, Brown University, funded by the Getty Foundation
• 2009–12
  Lecturer in Classical Archaeology, St Hugh’s College, University of Oxford
• 2009
  DPhil Classical Archaeology (Roman Moesia Superior: the creation of a new provincial entity and processes of multicultural adjustment), University of Oxford
• 2007–8
  Researcher at the British School at Rome, funded by the Craven Research Committee and the Meyerstein Fund, University of Oxford
• 2006
  Researcher at the British School at Athens, funded by the Craven Research Committee
• 2004
  MSt Classical Archaeology, University of Oxford, Distinction
• 2003
  Diploma in Archaeology, University of Belgrade
   

Projects (selected, third party funded)

• Since 2006
  Portus project, Italy. 
  Member of the project field team and Project Director since 2012. Excavations of the imperial port and the Palazzo Imperiale, co-directed with S. Keay and G. Earl (Southampton).
• 2014–17
  Kostoperska Karpa, North Macedonia. 
  Project Director. Geophysical and field survey of the Iron Age, Roman and Byzantine sites in the region of Kumanovo, co-directed with I. Jacobs (Oxford) and B. Russell (Edinburg), funded by the Dumbarton Oaks Research Grant.
• 2013–18
  Insula dell'Ara Coeli, Rome. 
  Project Director. Recording (laser scanning) and geophysical work on a Roman apartment building and the Campidoglio area, in collaboration with the Rome Superintendence led by E. Bianchi, funded by the British Academy Small Research Grant.
• 2010–12
  Roman Ingots from the Central Balkans, Study of metal provenance, trade & transportation patters and the impact on state bullion supply, with M. Ponting (Liverpool), funded by The Barclay Head Fund and the Craven Research Committee
   

Awards and scholarships (selected)

• 2014
  Education Enhancement Award, University of Southampton
• 2010
  The Barbican Research Associates, Conference Organization Grant; Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies, Conference Organization Grant
• 2008
  Vice-Chancellor’s Award, University of Oxford
• 2006–08
  Thomas Whitcombe Green Award, University of Oxford
• 2004–06
  The Dulverton Scholarship, University of Oxford
• 2004–06
  The Overseas Research Students Award, HEFCE
• 2003–06
  The Clarendon Scholarship, University of Oxford
• 2000–01
  The Republic Foundation for the Development of Scientific and Artistic Youth Scholarship, Ministry of Science of the Republic of Serbia