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Colonization of south-west Bohemia (tangible evidence of settlement from 10th {--} 13th century in a Kolinec district)
PTÁK, Martin
This work analyzes medieval (10th -13th century) colonization in south-west Bohemia. It is focused on the Kolinec district, which has not been properly explored so far. The description of settlement development in explored district is based on written documents, geographical data; toponymy and most importantly on archeological sources. This work represents results of author{\crq}s research and results of new archeological surveys of Dr. Hostaš museum Klatovy. Appendices: Maps, catalogue , layouts and photographical documentation of immovable archeological monuments, drawings and photography of finds, etc.
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Growth of aquatic vegetation in fish ponds used for recreation - Bolevecká soustava near Plzeň.
Pták, Martin ; Duras, Jindřich (advisor) ; Potužák, Jan (referee)
The aim of this diploma thesis was to clarify the differences among three different ponds (Bolevecký, Třemošenský, Šídlovský) situated in Pilsen. All of the above mentioned ponds are recreational areas where Bolevecký pond is best known for his water quality improvements since 2006 (after application of Fe and Al - colagulants and also fish - stock changes). The main difference was based on the growth of submersed water plants. The macrophytes were growing slowly or not at all in Bolevecký pond. There was a huge expansion of macrophytes (mainly Myriophyllum spicatum species) in Třemošenský and Šídlovský ponds therefore the water plants must be regulated during summer seasons by mechanical harvesting. The water in all three ponds proves the same qualities but the differences may be found in the nutrient composition of sediments. The fractionation analysis (the founders Psenner and Puczsko) confirmed the fact that all localities are poor in phosphorus however the differences were found in content of iron. The increased content of iron was observed in sediments of Šídlovksý and Třemošenský ponds (mainly in BD fraction - the iron was unstable under redox potential changes). The result of this analysis proves that phosphorus is potentially more available for macrophytes in sediments of Třemošenský and Šídlovský...
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Pottery marks on marks on vessels in Middle Ages in south-east Bohemia. Archeological finds in kontextof medieval settlemnt in Klatovy district.
PTÁK, Martin
The work deals with the issue of marks on pottery vessels in the Early and High Middle Ages in the present-day Klatovy district. An introductory chapter summarizes findings on the issue of the pottery and marking of the vessels. Furthermore, the work discusses settlement in a particular area (archaeological findings, secular and religious architecture, written records). The work also includes an experimental section, which summarizes the findings on the desk preparation, marking of the vessel sub-base issue and the pottery burning itself. A possibility of identification of identical remarks is discussed on the basis of a simple test. The thesis also contains maps, tables and illustrations of particular archaeological findings.
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