Risovača Cave, is situated at the very entrance of the town of Aranđelovac in central Serbia around 17 m (56 ft) above the Kubršnica river valley. It is one of the most important archaeological sites of the Paleolithic in Serbia besides the Gradac Cave near Kragujevac. Its discovery confirmed the assumed existence of the Paleolithic culture south of the Sava-Danube line and provided new information on the life of prehistoric humans in Europe.
Risovaca Cave ⓘ The length of the cave is 187 m. In the cave, a large amount of animal bones originating from the last fourth ice age was discovered. The most abundant animal species is the cave bear, which accounts for 2/3 of the total amount of discovered bones.
Risovaca cave ⓘ Cave
Garaši ⓘ feldspar mine, Arandjelovac, Garaši, Serbia
Podbukovi ⓘ Surface mine Podbukovi. The limestone deposit with 97,04% SOSO content is used in the manufacture of lime and in construction for various purposes.
Велики Црљени ⓘ
Venčac ⓘ quarry in Serbia
Polje A ⓘ lignite mine, Kolubara District, Rudovci, Serbia, sheet 321
Polje B ⓘ Lignite mine, kolubarski okrug, surface mining, Barosevac Serbia
Exploitation of refractory clay Rudovci Bukovik ⓘ Exploitation of refractory clay, sheet 6, Lazarevac, Serbia
Kameniti oglavak mine ⓘ fireclay mine, Arandjelovac, Serbia
Поље Д ⓘ
Field D ⓘ quartz sand mine, Medosevac, Field D, Serbia
Field a ⓘ Coal mine, Mining and energy industry Kolubara
Kamenica mine ⓘ limestone mine, Topola, Serbia
еxploitation site Trnova Kosa ⓘ limestone exploitation, Ljig, Serbia
Jovanovica Zabran mine ⓘ breccia marble mine, Arandjelovac, Serbia
Ranci ⓘ limestone mine, Boljevci village, Gornji Milanovac, Serbia
Jovanovica Zabran mine 2 ⓘ marble mine, Arandjelovac, Serbia
Mine Red-Stavica ⓘ Exploitation of limestone, sheet 640, Ljig, Serbia