• a variety of recognizable stećak forms, with certain percentage being richly decorated and some individual stećci also containing inscriptions in form of epitaphs.
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  • One of Fejzić's stećak-like sculptures stands in front of Australia's Parliament House in Canberra, as a gift from Bosnia and Herzegovina to Australia.
  • The most remarkable features of the stećak (tombstone) are the amazing decorative motifs, epitaphs and epigraphs many of which remain enigmatic to this day.
  • Stećaks was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2016. It includes 30 necropolis – of which 22 from Bosnia & Herzegovina.
  • First of all, it is indisputable that the stećaks are specific for medieval Bosnia and Hum, or Bosnia and Herzegovina, and that they are distributed in all its parts.
  • There are so many words, shaped into literary works of art and casual and academic conversations, dedicated to the subject of stećak [stetɕak].
  • A stećak is a monumental gravestone slab or megalith, cut exclusively in Dinaric Karst limestone in variety of sizes and shapes which, however...
  • Stećak near Jelašak, Olovo, Bosnia. Stećak destroyed by the Church in the 1960s, under the pretext of “expansion of the Catholic cemetery”.