Over the decades, Franc Golob has moved in a wide media field: from painting, graphic design, photography, video, to classical and computer graphics, his artistic personality has been shaped even by activism and artistic events. When we discover and recognize his development from (pre) study beginnings to the end of studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Ljubljana, which took place within classical art practices, to a bold postgraduate entry into the field of extended media (photography, graphic design, video …), where he operated for more than a decade, and his returning to painting, is not enough to focus on a single point.

The archaeological remains from researched settlements reveal what a late prehistoric home was like, what the interiors of houses looked like, and which activities were practised in them. There are many known settlements from the Early Iron Age (9th-4th century BC) in the vast area shaped by the flow of the Soča River and its tributaries, but most of them are poorly researched. One exception is the settlement in Most na Soči, where more than 30 houses have been discovered.