Summary
An archaeologist and architect who studied Škrip. With Mladen Nikolanci, she published a study of its prehistoric and ancient layers, ramparts and mausoleum.
Her work on Škrip is based on excavations and field study of the settlement.
Architecture as a path to archaeology
Faber was born in Sevnica and graduated in architecture in Zagreb. At the same time, she attended archaeology courses and took part in research. She earned a doctorate on the typology of ancient settlements, connecting architectural readings of space with archaeological evidence.
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Škrip and the layers of settlement
She studied Škrip as a settlement with prehistoric, ancient and later remains. A 1985 study examines the ramparts, changes to the urban core and the monumental mausoleum. The finds show continuity and transformation in the landscape, rather than a single date of its origin.
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Collaboration with Mladen Nikolanci
Mladen Nikolanci co-authored the article ‘Škrip na otoku Braču’ (‘Škrip on the Island of Brač’) with her. Their joint authorship and the fieldwork underlying the study document actual research collaboration. Their work helps explain why the ramparts and mausoleum in Škrip matter to the history of the island.
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