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An early mediaeval cementery by Mlékojedy whittin his regional context
Derner, Kryštof ; Štefan, Ivo (advisor) ; Tomková, Kateřina (referee)
The basis of the presented thesis is a description of an early mediaeval burial ground in Mlékojedy "Nad hřbitovem", which was discovered in the year 2007. Based on the grave goods, it is dated back from the beginnig of the 10th to the half of the 11th century. The relation of the grave goods to anthropological attributes of burried individuals shows namely an increase in ratio of equipped graves up to an early adulthood and then its gradual reduction.The arrangement of a grave was dependent on dating. The grave with an elite female gariture and the grave with weapons are compared with the similar ones discovered in hinterland of the Litoměřice fortification. A regular positioning of burial grounds on the left bank of the river Labe as early as at the beginning of the 10th century shows an early settlement of this area and allows to dicover the extent of the Litoměřice agglomeration.The author of this thesis proposes, that a simultaneous abandoning of the both known burial grounds in the Mlekojedy estates is an evidence for a transfer of the burial grounds closer to a sanctuary located in the center of the contemporary village. Key words Burial ground, early mediaeval, Mlékojedy, Litoměřice distr., 10th. century, 11th. century, earrings, weapons, social topography, history of settlement,...
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Early Mediaeval Slavic Population in Central Europe - a Biocultural Analysis
Jiřičková, Hana ; Vančata, Václav (advisor) ; Soukup, Martin (referee)
TITLE: Early mediaeval Slavic population in Central Europe - a biocultural analysis AUTHOR: Hana Jiřičková DEPARTMENT: Department of Biology and Environmental Studies SUPERVISOR: Doc. RNDr. Václav Vančata, CSc. ABSTRACT: This Bachelor's work supposed to indicate the theories used by the original Slavic people by conquering, settling and colonizing cental Europe in the 6th century. The main purpose is to display the ways they used to survive and prosper. The importance of language, religion, agriculture and trades are also displayed. The influence of Christian religion and decline of polytheistic religion were also important in their lives just as well the language in which they communicate with them self and relation with other Indo-Europeans. Agriculture was the fundamental way of survival, grow of food, developing trades, introducing coins and burial ceremonies were also important in their society. KEYWORDS: Slavs, early mediaeval, Central Europe, biocultural analysis
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Early Mediaeval Slavic Population in Central Europe - a Biocultural Analysis
Jiřičková, Hana ; Vančata, Václav (advisor) ; Soukup, Martin (referee)
TITLE: Early mediaeval Slavic population in Central Europe - a biocultural analysis AUTHOR: Hana Jiřičková DEPARTMENT: Department of Biology and Environmental Studies SUPERVISOR: Doc. RNDr. Václav Vančata, CSc. ABSTRACT: This Bachelor's work supposed to indicate the theories used by the original Slavic people by conquering, settling and colonizing cental Europe in the 6th century. The main purpose is to display the ways they used to survive and prosper. The importance of language, religion, agriculture and trades are also displayed. The influence of Christian religion and decline of polytheistic religion were also important in their lives just as well the language in which they communicate with them self and relation with other Indo-Europeans. Agriculture was the fundamental way of survival, grow of food, developing trades, introducing coins and burial ceremonies were also important in their society. KEYWORDS: Slavs, early mediaeval, Central Europe, biocultural analysis
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An early mediaeval cementery by Mlékojedy whittin his regional context
Derner, Kryštof ; Štefan, Ivo (advisor) ; Tomková, Kateřina (referee)
The basis of the presented thesis is a description of an early mediaeval burial ground in Mlékojedy "Nad hřbitovem", which was discovered in the year 2007. Based on the grave goods, it is dated back from the beginnig of the 10th to the half of the 11th century. The relation of the grave goods to anthropological attributes of burried individuals shows namely an increase in ratio of equipped graves up to an early adulthood and then its gradual reduction.The arrangement of a grave was dependent on dating. The grave with an elite female gariture and the grave with weapons are compared with the similar ones discovered in hinterland of the Litoměřice fortification. A regular positioning of burial grounds on the left bank of the river Labe as early as at the beginning of the 10th century shows an early settlement of this area and allows to dicover the extent of the Litoměřice agglomeration.The author of this thesis proposes, that a simultaneous abandoning of the both known burial grounds in the Mlekojedy estates is an evidence for a transfer of the burial grounds closer to a sanctuary located in the center of the contemporary village. Key words Burial ground, early mediaeval, Mlékojedy, Litoměřice distr., 10th. century, 11th. century, earrings, weapons, social topography, history of settlement,...
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Archeologie počátků Prahy
Boháčová, Ivana
The study of available sources from the earliest phases of Prague proved not only synchronous development of the agglomeration core but also roughly contemporary construction of the fortification systems of all its basic components including the suburbium.
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