2016
DOI: 10.5817/ah2016-2-4
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Geoarcheologická studie vzniku, využívání a zániku hradního příkopu na hradě Rokštejn

Abstract: Key words: Middle Ages -castle -moat -formation processes -archaeological stratigraphy -geoarchaeological research -micromorphology -waste area -communication diagram. ÚvodZ dispozice hradních areálů a jejich archeologického obsahu lze usuzovat na části, které sloužily jako komunikační a odpadní areály. Formativní procesy v obou případech významně ovlivňuje člověk, a to udáním charakteru vrstvy (obsahu artefaktů nebo ekofaktů). Komunikační vrstva má stavebníkem požadovanou úpravu a po uvedení do provozu je nut… Show more

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“…The working theory is that, if not all, the majority of the accumulated waste during the whole existence of the castle can still be found within the castle walls, and that we can thus piece together either whole animal or pottery individuals, enabling the research on how the waste management changed over time. The formation processes of layers can shed new light into their origin, usage, and/or structural changes (Mazáčková-Lisá 2016;Peña-Monné et al 2014;Schillito et al 2014). Microscopic changes, which cannot be otherwise observed, point at different usage of different castle areas, and what post-deposition processes were in play (Banerjea et al 2019;Kittel et al 2018;Giaime et al 2018).…”
Section: Discussion and Preliminary Conclusionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The working theory is that, if not all, the majority of the accumulated waste during the whole existence of the castle can still be found within the castle walls, and that we can thus piece together either whole animal or pottery individuals, enabling the research on how the waste management changed over time. The formation processes of layers can shed new light into their origin, usage, and/or structural changes (Mazáčková-Lisá 2016;Peña-Monné et al 2014;Schillito et al 2014). Microscopic changes, which cannot be otherwise observed, point at different usage of different castle areas, and what post-deposition processes were in play (Banerjea et al 2019;Kittel et al 2018;Giaime et al 2018).…”
Section: Discussion and Preliminary Conclusionmentioning
confidence: 99%