e article presents a project of an archaeological assessment of the very signi cant archaeological site of Zecovi. It is based on multidisciplinary methodological research of the Zecovi and its surroundings. e aim of the research was to determine how the human factor in uenced the changes of the existing natural landscape the way how adjusted itself to this landscape. Project implementation was focused primarily to the centre of the site which has a speci c shape (oppidum, tell, hill-top) and secondary focus was on the immediate and remote surrounding in order to acquire more realistic picture about the landscape in di erent archaeological periods from prehistory to modern time.

A multi-method geoarchaeological investigation was performed to reconstruct multi-phase Neolithic settlement. Invasive and non-invasive surveys showed potential for providing archaeological and environmental landscape data in this complex setting. Large-area geophysical surveys showed potential for deriving stratigraphic information.

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