The work Marčana and its surroundings in the New Age talks about the history of south Istrian villages Marčana, Krnica, Mutvoran and other smaller places in Proština in the period since their first remembrance in written sources, in 13th century until the end of 19th century. To create a complete historical picture of this southern Istrian region, the work includes resumes od prehistory period, ancient times and modern history of 20th century. However, the largest part of the work is concentrated on the New Age history, respectively on the centuries under Venetian occupation. Mostly, the data about this period are offered by the birth, marriage and death records which are invaluable historical sources. This data are also a testimony of social and economical interconnection of Marčana and Proština. The largest part of data about villages in Proština is offered by the written sources relating to robbers and bandits in 18th century. This region has been also characterized by Croatian national movement thanks to priests and teachers, especially thanks to sincere patriot, the teacher Benjamin Deprato from Marčana. The prime success indicator of national reformation was the foundation of the reading room and public school in Marčana. The largest part of data about this historical time can be read in Istrian economical and political newspapers Naša sloga, from 19th century. Unfortunately, there are no precise information about the establishment of mentioned places, but it is has been documented their first remembrance in written sources. This is the reason why for Marčana, Krnica and Mutvoran is not possible to follow continuously the documented remembrance because historical documents are missing. Even so, according to the collected data, it can be assumed that this villages were created in ancient period and afterwards they were included in historical opportunities and inconveniences of the entire south Istria.