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Netolice, Na Jánu. The analyze the early medieval pottery found
HOJEROVÁ, Hana
The aim of this thesis is to analyze the early medieval pottery found at the hillfort Na Jánu acropolis. The pottery assemblage originates from trenchs S2/2000, S3/2003, S4/2003, S5/2003, S4/2001, S5/2001 end S16/2013. I analyzed functional, technological and decorative features of the pottery and, based on these results, created relative chronology of the entire sample.
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Antrophic influenced sediments of region Netolicko
TRÁVNÍKOVÁ, Kristýna
This study summarizes the results of geoarchaeological and palaeological research in the Netolice region and presents the results of the field prospection, intensive sampling research, pollen analysis and chronological determination. The study was conducted in basis of an archaeological and palynological literature related to the landscape and central location in Netolice region. Samples from open areas around Netolice were prepared by chemical analysis and further methods were used radiocarbon (14C) dating and spherodial carbonaceous particles (SCP) analysis. The results of the study were set in the context of the historical landscape.
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Archaeozoological analysis of South Bohemian Premyslid stronghold et Na Jánu, Netolice
HAUSTEINOVÁ, Tereza
Early-medieval Premyslid stronghold at Na Jánu, Netolice is the subject of systematic archaeological research, that contributes to the research in the history of South Bohemia. The presented archaeozoological analysis deals mostly with the aspects of animal husbandry and wild animal hunting at the Na Jánu stronghold. It supplements other archeological and bioarchaeological papers that reveal the economical workings of this stronghold.
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Mladá Boleslav in early medieval period and its hinterland
KRAUS, Miroslav
The first aim of this thesis is to map and summarize current archaeological knowledge of early medieval settlement in direct neighborhood of early medieval strongholds Mladá Boleslav and Švédské šance (cadastral Chloumek). This neighborhood is specified arbitrary more or less in distance of 5km from Mladá Boleslav. The second aim is to process spatial data of settlement in GIS programs and create predictive models. These models are valorized, criticized and interpreted by assistance of existing evidences of early medieval central places' hinterlands then. In next step possible form and development of hinterland is outlined.In the context of this thesis was made ground survey by analytical field working at site of Švédské šance. Ceramic material from this survey is evaluated by spatial data, categorized by chronology of czech early medieval and compared to donated ceramic set.
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The burial rite of the Late Hillfort Peroid in southern Bohemia
BEŠŤÁKOVÁ, Michaela
Late Hillfort Period burial rites in southern Bohemia Early Middle Ages, burial rite, burial equipment Bachelor thesis focuses on the characteristics of Late Hillfort Period burial rites in the territory of southern Bohemia. The work offers a list of cemeteries, which are presented in terms of archaeological research and description of individual finds. The obtained findings are analysed and compared with already documented burial practices in the Czech Republic.
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Early Medieval Layers from Hillfort Na Jánu in Netolice. The Analysis of Pottery from the Probe S1/2000
HOJEROVÁ, Hana
The aim of this thesis is to analyze the early medieval pottery in relation to the archaeological layers and situations within the area of western rampart of the hillfort Na Jánu acropolis, based on the field documentation. The next aim of the work is to consider functional, technological and decorative features of the pottery as well as to create a detailed database and to capture a possible development of the whole pottery assemblage within the hillfort area using the appropriate analytical techniques. The thesis also contains a research concerning contemporary methodological approaches to analysis of the early medieval pottery.
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Elisabetta Gagetti
Kavánová, Blanka
The Mikulčice site yielded tree finds of engraved semi-precious stones from classical times (the most of all the Great-Moravian sites). They are dated to the time around 875 AD and are the oldest example of a secondary use of gems, which in other areas, for example in temple treasures in the Rhine and Mosel region, occurs in 10 and 11 century.
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The search for method(s) in contemporary archaeology
Kuna, Martin
Archaeology and history do not differ in targets but in the means of study. Even though, archaeology has to build its own theories and methods and has to be able to ask its own questions about the past. At present, archaeology has more or less exhausted the information potential of its records using simple, intuitive methods. For further knowledge, it is necessary to develop more sofisticated approaches based on a deductive way of making inference and using results of many other disciplines within the field of nature sciences. We are trying to present an example using data from the recent excavation at an Early Medieval site of Roztoky.
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