First phase of digitization in museum collections:
• Database forming was started in Belgrade City Museum in 1990. At the beginning we’ve used program pacage ISIS 2.3 distributed by
UNESKO. Two of museum collections were completely implemented in this program (Antic archaeology-AA with 4867 objects and
Historical collection- SGI2 with 9594 objects).
• In December of 2003. all data was implemented in CDS ISIS for
Windows 1.5. Work was continued with four more museum collections, almost 30.000 objects. Between 2004. und 2006. we made the list of all museum collections (about 100.000 objects) in ACCESS program.

• Main museum documents: Inventory and Acquisition Books of museum objects were transferred to microfilm, 74 out of 118 Inventory books and both Acquisition Books were digitized.
• Library Inventory books (7 books) were transferred to microfilm and digitized.
• Digital catalog of Museum library fund (over 20.000 objects) have been made.

• Since 2008. Belgrade City Museum has been working on Unique Database
Project, that will include all museum collections, over 128.000 objects. It consist of 8 subsystems: Acquisition, Inventory 1, Inventory 2,
Photodocumentation, Archives, Placement, Conservation, Publishing.
• Until now, 20% of museum material have been digitized, but not uniformly.
Some collection are completly digitized (for exemple SGI2 with 9594 objects).
In case of 3D objects, photos are made with digital cameras, from different angles.

• Old mapes, engravings and photographs, collection of the Belgrade
City Museum:

Groman’s photo album:

Belgrade City Annual ( I - X):

Belgrade City Annual (XI - XX):

• Since 1950s in Belgrade City Museum has had Museum archives . It contains arhives of museum exibitions and other manifestation- promotions, workshops, etc.
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Files were formed for every event, and they were grouped in folders.
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Material in every file can be very different: invitations for the opening ceremony or other invitations, photos of opening and exhibition, newspapers texts, catalogs, texts of exhibition conception, contracts, different lists, posters, etc.

• In 2009. digitization of arhives was started.
• We’ve digitized, until now, around 50% arhives.
• We’ve used skeners A3 and A4 and computer program Photoshop. Material was scanned in RGB colour mode, 300 dpi and saved in JPEG format, except posters that were saved also in TIFF format.
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Than digital files and folders were made, as if they had been made from original material.

(KONAK OF PRINCESS LJUBICA, МАY- SEPTEMBER 2007.)
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Invitation:

•Photos of opening and exibition (since 2005. photos are made with digital cameras)

•Exibition poster (70x60 cm):

•Newspaper text:

• In 2010. subsystem named Archives was added to Museum database. The aim was to join this type of material.
• Every file can be joined as well as every skan. However, some scans became to small and useless, practically invisible (for example newspaper texts).
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Usefull scans are those made from photos of openings or exhibitions, or posters.

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Most of the archaeological objects in Belgrade City Museum are discovered during the excavations. Documentation following the objects is inseparable part of them and of same importance.
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More than 10 000 documents are digitized in resolution of 300 dpi:
all textual documents are scanned in gray scale and saved in BMP format
all photos are scanned in true color or gray scale and saved in JPEG or
TIFF format
plans are scanned in gray scale and saved in BMP or TIFF format
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Archaeological dokumentation includes: