Above the medieval town of Klotjevac, on a hill called Jatara within the town perimeter, there once lay a necropolis containing around ten medieval tombstones. It was first recorded by Deroko and Bojanovski, but unfortunately, during our inspection, we found only two gabled-roof medieval tombstones, one of which features a pedestal and has been overturned.
The previously unrecorded necropolis, Klotjevac 2, is located on a nearby hill in the village of Klotjevac itself. It consists of only two gabled-roof medieval tombstones, oriented in a NW–SE direction.
In the hamlet of Babajići, there is a necropolis with 35 medieval tombstones (26 chests, five gabled roofs, three amorphous stones, and one slab).
The monuments are moderately carved and preserved. They are arranged in rows, oriented in a NW–SE direction. Three specimens are decorated—specifically two chests and one gabled roof. The motifs on their reliefs include rows of plastic (raised) small circles, a crescent moon, and a depiction of a reclining male figure, which is a very rare occurrence.
Our thanks go to our friend Azmir from Srebrenica, who guided us to this location.
