Members of Homo Volans Visit Klovićevi Dvori on the Occasion of the 1100th Anniversary of the Croatian Kingdom

Members of the History Students’ Club Homo Volans, accompanied by Assoc. Prof. Ines Sabotič, PhD, and teaching assistant Veronika Novoselac, MA (Hist.) and MA (Comm.), visited an exhibition at Klovićevi Dvori last week, organized on the occasion of the 1100th anniversary of the Croatian Kingdom.

During the visit, students had the opportunity to view valuable archaeological finds, historical documents, works of art, and other exhibition materials.

Such visits are an important part of the academic and cultural activities of Homo Volans, which seeks to encourage its members to actively participate in the research and popularization of history.

After touring the exhibition, the students continued with an informal gathering, during which they exchanged impressions and discussed the exhibits they had seen, as well as the significance of commemorating major anniversaries in Croatian history.