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Neolithic settlement between Přepeře and Nudvojovice
 Fuchsová, Hana ; Popelka, Miroslav (advisor) ; Prostředník, Jan (referee)
The bachelor thesis is focused on the Neolithic settlement between Přepeře and Nudvojovice. These two localities are placed in the north of Bohemia. There were discovered finds of stroked pottery culture - especially ceramic material and stone industry. Nudvojovice is a part of the town Turnov. This locality is one of the first Neolithic localities studied in Bohemia. The first report about archaeological research is recorded here in the annual report of the museum of Turnov from years 1893-1896. Archaeologist Karel Buchtela developed, according to the site, a basic stratigraphy of the Czech Neolithic. The largest research was realized in May 2008, when were recorded 162 sunken objects. Most of them were stakeholes and postholes, which were formed the ground plans of vertical above-ground structures. The village Přepeře is adjacent to the Turnov-Nudvojovice district. The oldest excavations also took place here at the beginning of the last century and the newest ones in 2018. It was mainly a summary of existing Neolithic excavations on the localities, which are set in the Neolithic settlement in the Turnov region. More attention will be devoted to the localities of Příšovice and Turnov-Maškovy zahrady. Keywords: neolithic - Přepeře - Nudvojovice - stroked pottery culture - settlement of Turnov region
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