Materialne prakse v kraški krajini jugovzhodnega Velebita v dolgoročni perspektivi

The study explores the landscape of the Dinaric karst, focusing on the southeastern Velebit case study in Croatia. Field survey and aerial imaging methods have been applied to gather data about landscape elements. The results are analyzed through non-representational theories: actor-network theory (ANT), and assemblage theory, which are used to examine the specific characteristics of the karst landscape. The Dinaric karst landscape is a unique archaeological environment due to the lack of soil, which leads to the formation of surface structures and the absence of subsurface contexts that are crucial in archaeology. The karst landscape exhibits continuous surface changes that operate on the same temporal plane.