Publications

The thirteenth issue of Portal, the annual scientific and professional journal of the Croatian Conservation Institute, features ten papers that cover topics in cultural heritage protection. There are four original scientific papers, two preliminary notifications, two review articles and two professional papers.

The twelfth issue of Portal journal, the annual scientific and professional publication of the Croatian Conservation Institute, features twelve papers that cover topics in cultural heritage protection. There are four original scientific papers, three preliminary notifications, three review articles and two professional papers.

The eleventh issue of Portal journal, annual scientific and professional publication of the Croatian Conservation Institute, features eleven papers that cover topics in cultural heritage protection. Seven are original scientific papers, one is a preliminary notification, one is a review article and two are professional papers.

The cathedral of St. Mark is located within the walls of the town of Korčula, made out of stone extracted from nearby quarries (petrali) and built over several centuries through architectural knowledge and stonemasons’ skills of many masters – “…several stone-carving generations worked and each left signs of their time. The first generations gave, at the beginning of the 15th century, when Romanesque traditions were still present, Romanesque strength and stability in construction, the second generation in mid-15th century adorned it with stone decor, which was solid and mathematically calculated at the base of the building, and flamboyant and free at the top.