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	Medieval Castle Chapels in Bohemia Záruba, František ; Kuthan, Jiří (advisor) ; Benešovská, Klára (referee) ; Prix, Dalibor (referee) Medieval Castle Chapels in Bohemia The work deals with castle chapels in Bohemia in the High and Late Middle Ages. It concerns the artistic design and typology of chapels and sacred space, their endowments and chaplains etc. Almost one hundred locations are documented where we can find one or more castle chapels preserved to various degrees. Keywords: Middle Ages, castle architecture, castle chapel, castle, chaplain, patronage, title Detailed record
	The medieval church of the Virgin Mary (of Corpus Christi) in the Stará Červená Voda Prix, Dalibor The study analyzes the late romanesque church of Corpus Christi in the Stará Červená Voda. The studie clarifies dating of church formation and by analogy with the church in Poland in Nowy Świętow defines the developmental stages of architecture in the region under reign of the bishops from the Vratislav. Detailed record
	Epigraphic context of the Arabic numerals Prix, Dalibor ; Roháček, Jiří The article deals with the beginning of the usage of the Arabic numerals on monuments or public buildings during the Middle Ages in Bohemia. Apart from the overall evaluation and methodical analysis (Jiří Roháček), the author points out two, relatively early, possible cases of the usage of the Arabic numerals in commemorative years in Hrusice in Bohemia and in Javor in Silesia (Dalibor Prix). Detailed record
	Marginalia to "the European dimension of art development in Silesia" in the Middle Ages Prix, Dalibor This brief contribution is dealing with several possible interpretations of significance of a medieval city hall in Opava (which no longer exists) in the context of an iconographic interpretation of the architectural and decorative concepts of the Central European city halls. It also states the differences between the city halls built in Bohemia or Moravia and the city halls built in Silesia. Detailed record
	Comments on the periodization of the history of medieval art in Silesia Prix, Dalibor The contribution discusses the difficult problem of combining the historical and art historical periodizations. Furthermore, it implies that finding unified chronological landmarks, which represent only minority of more complex historic structures of architecture, can prove difficult as shown by medieval edifices from Silesia. Detailed record
	Minor medieval fortifications in Skorošice, near Javorník Kouřil, Pavel ; Prix, Dalibor In this contribution, the authors asses what little remains of minor medieval fortifications (motts) in the cadastre of the village of Skorošice in Czech Silesia. There are no written records of the two fortifications, only sparse archaeological finds. These enable the dating of the constructions to the 14th century; they did not last long and probably did not survive the Hussite military campaign in Silesia in 1428 (?). Detailed record
	Archaeological Research and Construction History Research of the Minorite Monastery in Opava in 2000 Prix, Dalibor ; Zezula, M. The study presents the outcome of a partial construction-history and archaeological research in the mediaeval eastern wing of the Minorite monastery in Opava, which proved pre-monasterial settlement from the early 13th century and brought evidence concerning at least three phases of the development of the Gothic chapter hall. Detailed record
	The Mediaeval Settlement of Bohušov (northern Moravia) and the Origins of St Martin Church Prix, Dalibor ; Zezula, M. The study is based on a research of St Martin Church in terms of archaeology and construction history. It monitors the Slavonic settlement in the municipality and the region before the construction of the early Gothic building and a subsequent construction of a brick church at an older cemetery. The church dating from 1275-1280 was the work of the builders and stonemasons who also built the municipal church in the nearby town of Osoblaha. It was built below the residential castle of Fulštejn for Herbord of Fulštejn, the sewer of Bruno, the Bishop of Olomouc, and it proves the influence of episcopal architecture on the remote Moravian-Silesian borderland. Detailed record

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