When night fell, the children called the firefighters and sent them the location where they are, so the firefighters and the police hurried to Niška Banja and safely lowered the teenage girls to the foot of Koritnjak.

Milan Djordjevic, the leader of the fire and rescue department who led the rescue operation, says that they received a phone call from the girls at around 8.30 pm.

– They were scared, they cried and begged us to come and get them. They said that they did not know where they were, that they were near a large rock and that they had no other landmark that would allow us to locate them precisely. I gave them my mobile phone number and told them to send me the location, they used the Google application, shared it and sent me a link, so we immediately headed to Niška Banja. We were in constant contact with them, we calmed them down, we told them that it was important that they were unharmed and that we would reach them soon – describes Djordjevic’s rescue operation.

It turned out that the children were only a kilometer from the “Zelengora” hotel, but that due to the characteristics of the terrain, it was very difficult to reach them.

– That area is very steep and the movement is made more difficult by the fact that the ground surface is covered with leaves and dust, so it was very slippery. They climbed that cliff and could no longer go up or down. We called them, and they included flashes on the phones, which allowed us to locate them. When they saw us, they cried again, but with joy. I told them, “Kids, what are you doing here at this time?” I took one in my hands and my colleague the other and we put them down where the police and the parents of one of the girls were – Djordjevic’s story.

Marija Randjelovic, an officer of the police department in the Nis Police Department, explains that at the call of the firefighters, three police officers went to Niska Banja and were with their worried parents all the time.

– When the children came down, we talked to them and found that nothing had happened that would require our intervention, so the teenagers went home – said Randjelovic.

Bishop A., the father of one of the girls who remained on the hill against his will, expressed his gratitude to the rescuers.

– We didn’t even know what happened to them until the firefighters called us and informed us that they were asking for help. We were very worried, when we heard them on the phone it was easier for us but we were relieved only when we saw them in the hands of firefighters – said the Bishop.

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An archaeologist was greeted by an interesting story in each of the 39 villages of the Majorca municipality. At every step there are traces of settlements, churches, fortifications from prehistory, Roman, early Byzantine and the Middle Ages.

The figurines found in the village of Mijajlici are 7,000 years old.

Vinča culture

“Most of the Neolithic sites are from the younger Neolithic. It is a Vinča culture, a Vinča cultural group. We came across a completely new locality from that period. The site in question is on the Vasić estate in the village of Mijajlica, “explained the curator, archaeologist Vladimir Stevanović.

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What has been anticipated for centuries has recently been discovered.

The fortification Mali kamen from the 6th century, one of the peaks of Radan at 1,000 meters above sea level, brings new knowledge to Leskovac archaeologists.

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“On the territory of the municipality of Bojnik, there is a spring, that is, a catchment for the aqueduct, as well as one part of the canal through which the water was conducted to the Empress’ city,” added the curator, archaeologist Julijana Pesic.

The area of ​​Pusta reka is first mentioned in writings in the 12th century under the name Župa reke.

It belonged to Stefan Nemanja. On the arable land, next to the road, the remains of 24 medieval settlements emerge from the bowels of the hill.

Densely populated area

“On the basis of ceramic finds, bronze rings, spearheads as well as the remains of the sacral buildings themselves, that speaks of the dense population of these areas, primarily mountainous ones,” says the curator, archaeologist Smilja Jović.

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The results of two months of field work were translated into a monograph and a documentary.

“Our future goal is the presentation of these sites through this book, but also the protection of these sites, especially the most important ones, such as the Kale site in Gornji Brijanje, which is quite devastated,” said Vladimir Stojanović, project manager.

A team of archaeologists from the Leskovac National Museum, with the support of the Ministry of Culture, will explore the entire Jablanica district in the next six years.

From October, a lot of work awaits them in the Lebanese municipality.

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