In this work, the author is proccesing the archaeological topography of both Zmijavci and Runovići municipalities in the southern part of Imotski frontier. They belong to typical karst terrains of dalmatian hinterlands with very few resources, where people trought all historical ages were adapting the enviroment to their needs and creating the unique cultural landscape. The results of these activities are various archaeological sites that author wanted to discover by using the methods of cabinet studying and aimed terrain survey. The total number of registered sites from all historical ages is bigger than 120, from witch 17 sites and places of finds are catalogically processed. More than 100 sites of said number belongs to stone and earth grave mounds that were used from prehistory to modern age, and they were all analized in the special chapter. The rest of prehistorical sites are made by nine hillforts that were all analized based on their spatial and other characteristics. There are also five sites from antiquity, from witch three were catalogically processed in separate chapters. Based on their position and characteristics, the author tried to connect them all with ancient roman municipium Novae in modern day Runovići, to witch they could belong to. The last category of registered sites are from late medieval and early modern age and almost all of them are necropoles located on basis from earlier timelines, or very close to them. Most of these sites are marked with late medieval stećci and učelci tombstones, while the rest are made of built stone graves that are too difficult to be aproximatelly placed in some of these timelines.