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The paper deals with fragmentary finds of older medieval ceramics from excavations of Vlasta Fialová at the fort of Kralice nad Oslavou. Nearer find circumstances of these fragments are unknown, therefore it is necessary to analyse them only according to their morphology, edge shape, decoration and possibly kind of ceramic material. The fragments originate evidently mainly from pot-like vessels, from their edges, bulges and bottoms. According to the egde shapes this shard collection can be divided into double conic, pulled up, and squared roof-shaped fragments. The basic decorative elements are groove, reeding, wavy line and multiple wave, rows of scores and continuous lines made by a fine tracing wheel. The material often contains graphite, some pieces are enhanced with sand grog, but several fragments contain a mica admixture. This classification in the given order corresponds to the chronological succession. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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