This paper deals with the analysis of writings of Vardar newspapers, which used to be published in the 1930's in Skopje in the 20th century. Author finds out that Filipovic, while he was employed as a professor of Ethnology in the Faculty of Philosophy in Skoplje in mentioned period, organized and run student excursions, with the aim to promote fieldwork as a useful addition element to class teachings, where students could get some knowledge and skills through self-experienced and independent research. There were several such excursions Vardar wrote about. One of them was realized in 1934 in Kosovo and Metohia, in two villages where were colonized Serbs from Sredska and Sar Mountain, Montenegrins and Herzegovians situated too. According to the writings on that excursion and Filipovic's statement on reasons and importance of foundation studies of Ethnology in Skopje, which was presented in the article related to excursion realized in 1935, in Drimkol, Macedonia, as a conclusion author emphasizes that topics being examined by students under Filipovic's leadership completely responded to the context of ethnological research in Serbia and Yugoslavia in the first half of the 20th century. Also, author emphasizes that Filipovic, from methodological point of view, had already had a clearly defined concept in the middle of the 1930's, while, at the same time, he had not had any concept of theoretical meaning at all.