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1. Archeologický výzkum lokality Nesvětice v předpolí Dolu Bílina.

Author

PODHORSKÝ, JAN and VÁGNER, PETR

Subjects
COAL mining, ARCHAEOLOGICAL excavations, ARCHAEOLOGY, VILLAGES
Abstract

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Published
2023

2. Pozdně hradištní milířovací jáma na pálení vápna z Holubic, okr. Praha-západ.

Author

Nový, Petr and Černý, Martin

Abstract

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Published
2023

3. KOVOVÉ PŘEDMĚTY Z ARCHEOLOGICKÉHO VÝZKUMU TVRZE V KRALICÍCH NAD OSLAVOU.

Author

MĚCHUROVÁ, ZDEŇKA

Subjects
NONFERROUS metals, AGRICULTURAL implements, CONSTRUCTION equipment, PERSONAL belongings, HORSE equipment, ARCHAEOLOGICAL excavations
Abstract

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Published
2022

4. JEDEN FLÚTEK ČESKÝ.

Author

Tryml, Michal

Subjects
MIDDLE Ages, CARBON isotopes, RADIOCARBON dating, COINS, ARCHAEOLOGICAL excavations
Abstract

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Published
2022
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5. Archeologický výzkum na zahradě Anežského kláštera v Praze: K poznání předlokačního osídlení severovýchodní části Starého Města.

Author

HAVRDA, JAN, TAIBL, PAVEL, and TRYML, MICHAL

Subjects
ARCHAEOLOGICAL excavations, MONASTERIES, POTTERY, TRENCHES, CERAMICS
Abstract

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Published
2022
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6. Archeologický výskum pri hradisku Biela skala v Podbieli na Orave v roku 2019.

Author

Danielová, Barbora Lofajová

Subjects
ARCHAEOLOGICAL finds, GEOPHYSICAL surveys, ARCHAEOLOGICAL excavations, FORTIFICATION, FENCES, LITERATURE
Abstract

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Published
2022
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7. „BOJOVÉ KLADIVO“ Z HRADIŠTĚ SV. HYPOLITA VE ZNOJMĚ.

Author

KLÍMA, BOHUSLAV FRANTIŠEK

Abstract

A large number of prehistoric, Medieval and modern artefacts were found during archaeological excavations at the Great Moravian hillfort of Saint Hippolytus in Znojmo (Moravia, Czech Republic). A slightly damaged war hammerstone was excavated near the south-eastern edge of a fenced area of the Military Order of the Crusaders of the Red Star provostry and belongs to the Late Medieval and Early Modern group of artefacts. Its presence in a cultural layer that contains mostly material such as shards of kitchen and technical ceramics from the 15th to the beginning of the 17th century, could indicate an incidental loss of this weapon. Alternatively, a battle that was fought near the cloister wall between a group of defenders of the provostry and attacking enemies, perhaps at the beginning of the Thirty Years´ War, could better explain this unique find. In this article, a description of this artefact is presented and general issues regarding war hammers and their typological and chronological development are discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2020

8. VÝSLEDKY ARCHEOLOGICKÉHO VÝSKUMU ZANIKNUTEJ TEHELNE V LEHOTE (OKRES NITRA).

Author

Nagy, Peter

Subjects
ARCHAEOLOGICAL excavations, ARCHAEOLOGICAL museums & collections, NATIONAL museums, BRICKS, CERAMICS, POTTERY
Abstract

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Published
2021

9. Nejstarší opevnění města Olomouce v archeologických pramenech*.

Author

Dehnerová, Hana

Subjects
*PRESERVATION of monuments, *FORTIFICATION, *ARCHAEOLOGICAL excavations, *MIDDLE Ages, *CITIES & towns, *EXCAVATION
Abstract

The long-lasting and systematic overview of construction activities in the urban monuments preservation area of Olomouc has brought a number of results. This contribution presents a list of areas where relics of medieval fortification system of Olomouc were recorded archaeologically. The excavation in the yard of the National house (Národní dům) No. 464 in the northern part of the town is especially mentioned as it uncovered a relict of simple fortification which pre-dates local Gothic stone wall. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2020

10. POTRAVINÁŘSKÁ (?) PEC Z BRNA – ORLÍ ULICE (PŘEDBĚŽNÁ ZPRÁVA).

Author

Kolařík, Václav, Merta, David, and Sedláčková, Lenka

Subjects
ARCHAEOLOGICAL excavations, FIFTEENTH century, FURNACES, MIDDLE Ages, BRICKS, ARCHAEOLOGICAL dating, THERMOLUMINESCENCE dating
Abstract

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Published
2020

11. NÁLEZY HVOZDOVÝCH PECÍ Z ARCHEOLOGICKÝCH VÝZKUMŮ V PROSTORU SLADOVNICKÉ ČTVRTI V BRNĚ.

Author

Zůbek, Antonín

Abstract

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Published
2018

12. „Ptačí kůstka dutá“ - role Zbyňka Žáby při archeologickém výzkumu Ptahšepsesovy mastaby.

Author

Krejčí, Jaromír

Abstract

Professor Zbyněk Žába laid, through his scholarly and organizational activities at the end of the 1950s and during the 1960s, the foundations for today's success of the Czech Egyptology. In addition to extensive archaeological rescue operations in Lower Nubia, he intensely devoted his attention to the archaeological excavation of the mastaba of vizier Ptahshepses built in the central part of the Abusir necropolis (1960-1970). Despite the fact that Žába was a philologist, he tried to use up-to-date archaeological methods in his work. The unearthing of Ptahshepses' tomb became Žába’s most important achievement in the field of Egyptian archaeology. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2017

13. Archeologické výzkumy na Pohansku u Břeclavi z pohledu archivních materiálů. Archiv archeologie nebo archeologie archivu?

Author

Salvetová, Marie

Subjects
ARCHAEOLOGICAL archives, ARCHAEOLOGICAL excavations, ARCHAEOLOGY, ANTIQUITIES, ARCHAEOLOGICAL tours
Abstract

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Published
2016
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14. Břeclav - Pohansko X. Sídelní areál na Severovýchodním předhradí : archeologické výzkumy v letech 2008-2016

Author

Macháček Jiří, Balcárková Adéla, Dresler Petr, Přichystalová Renáta, and Prišťáková Michaela

Subjects
Pohansko, Severovýchodní předhradí, sídliště, archeologický výzkum, northeastern suburb, settlement, archaeological excavation
Abstract

Kniha je výsledkem mnohaletého výzkumu archeologů z Ústavu archeologie a muzeologie FF MU v prostoru Severovýchodního předhradí Pohanska u Břeclavi. Publikace přibližuje odborné veřejnosti sídlištní strukturu předhradí, nálezový fond i první interpretace archeologických pramenů získaných terénními výzkumy v letech 2008–2016. Monografie obsahuje kapitoly, ve kterých jsou analyzovány a interpretovány jak nemovité, tak movité archeologické prameny. Například, na základě prostorové distribuce keramiky, kuchyňského odpadu a mazanice se podařila jasná identifikace raně středověkých nadzemních staveb, které by za jiných podmínek nebylo možné odhalit. Studie obsahuje dílčí závěry a interpretace výsledků devítiletého archeologického výzkumu. Vše je doplněno podrobným textovým katalogem prozkoumaných terénních reliktů, doprovázeným bohatou obrazovou a plánovou přílohou. This book is the result of many years continual research of the archaeologists from Department of Archaeology and Museology FA MU in the area of the Northeast Suburb at Pohansko near Břeclav. Publication is aimed at archaeology professionals or students and describes in some detail the settlement structure of the suburb, the inventory of finds and the first interpretations of the archaeological sources gathered by excavations carried out in the 2008–2016 period. The monograph contains chapters in which immovable and movable archaeological sources are analysed and interpreted. For instance, the authors were successful of the functional interpretation of the individual excavated settlement sectors based on the using the spatial distribution of pottery, kitchen waste and daub. One of the important results of the method employed is the relatively unambiguous identification of early medieval above-ground buildings which could not have been revealed under different conditions. There is an additional detailed text catalogue of the investigated field relics accompanied by an extensive supplement with images and plans.

Published
2021

15. Městský hrad v Písku jako předmět mezioborového výzkumu historické architektury.

Author

Razím, Vladislav

Abstract

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Published
2014

16. Contribution to the settlement of the Prague Castle (documents and changes of settlement in the west forecastle in place today's so called Northern Wing)

Author

Hurajčíková, Veronika, Sláma, Jiří, and Frolík, Jan

Subjects
settlement, Early Middle Ages, archeologický výzkum, Prague, hradiště, Praha, raný středověk, osídlení, hillfort, archaeological excavation
Abstract

This thesis deals with the beginnings of the Prague Castle. The principal attention is mainly turned to a closer recognation of course of settlement in the original west forecastle, which means today's forecastles I, II and IV. In connection with this problem the principal goal of this thesis consists in processing of the research that Jan Frolík accomplished within the forecastle I and the forecastle IV in the building of today's so called Northern Wing in 1987. There were six trenches with features and habitation layers of the Early Middle Ages explored. These discovered archaeological sections were divided into horizons in chronological sequence on the basis of stratigraphy (reciprocal superposition of features), or in the case of habitation layers on the basis of ceramics. Subsequent analysis of ceramic material enabled to date them more precisely. Also processing and evaluation of the remaining archaeological artifacts, primarily bone artifacts and animal bones, is a part of this thesis. At the end of the thesis the results of the research are counted among the context of the evolution of so called west forecastle, alternatively of the general evolution of the history of Prague Castle.

Published
2014

17. Mutation rates and dispersal of human populations

Author

Kulichová, Iva, Černý, Viktor, and Šolc, Roman

Subjects
mutation rate, Australia, sequence divergence, mutační rychlost, sekvenční divergence, Nová Guinea, archeologické nálezy, Sahul, archaeological excavation, Austrálie, New Guinea
Abstract

This bachelor thesis deals with estimation of mutation rate of DNA and its use for dating of the first settlement of Sahul. The first part describes direct approach for the estimation of the mutation rate, based on the analysis of pedigrees and indirect approach based on phylogenetic analysis. The weaknesses of these methods are presented as well, as they distort the resulting values of the mutation rate and therefore it is necessary not to ingore them. Some alternatives of calibration methods for the direct and the indirect estimation of the mutation rate are introduced, for example based on archaeological samples. The subsequent section discusses the characteristic mutation rate of mitochondrial and nuclear DNA estimated utilising the direct and the indirect approach. The difference between pedigree and phylogenetic rates appears especially in the mitochondrial DNA, because of selection.The second part outlines the evolutionary path leading to anatomically modern human in Africa and his expansion into Eurasia based on the fossil record dated 45,000 years ago. Particular attention is paid to the settlement of Sahul in archaeological and molecular point of view. Based on the combination of these sources of information, it is possible to conclude that the settlement of Sahul passed from Africa along...

Published
2014

18. Archaelogical excavation of Nobleseat in Bílý Újezd

Author

Sýkora, Milan

Subjects
archeologický výzkum, středověk, middle age, historie, výzkum, archeologie, archaeological excavation, tvrze, noble seats
Abstract

Tvrz v Bílém Újezdě byla podrobena stavebně historickému průzkumu, a díky probíhající rekonstrukci i archeologickému výzkumu. Ten spolu s novými stavebně historickými poznatky upřesnil a částečně i vyvrátil doposud zažité představy o vývoji tohoto sídla.

Published
2008

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