Nález keltského řetězového opasku z Kunštátska (okr. Blansko)

Čižmář, Ivan; Jarůšková, Zuzana

doi:10.17846/shn.2019.23.s.379-393

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“…In the assemblage, there were no belt links with a profiled outer edge -a rib that extends beyond the sides of the rectangular plate. These formed part of the almost completely preserved belt from Hluboká u Kunštátu (Čižmář, Jarůšková 2019) and they also occurred in Němčice nad Hanou (Čižmář, Kolníková 2006, Fig. 5: 3;Čižmář et al 2010b, Abb.…”

Section: Belt Links and Hooksmentioning

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New metal and glass finds from the Late Iron Age in South Moravia (CZ). The contribution of citizen science to knowledge of the La Tene settlement structure in the Břeclav Region

Goláňová

Komoróczy

Kmošek

et al. 2020

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The ‘Celts Beneath the Pálava Hills’ exhibition was installed at the end of the summer of 2020 at the Regional Museum in Mikulov. The museum prepared the exhibition in cooperation with the Moravian Museum and the Institute of Archaeology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Brno. Along with other unique exhibits, an assemblage of 70 metal artefacts stored in Dolní Dunajovice in the study collection of the Research Centre for the Roman and Great Migration periods of the Institute of Archaeology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Brno, was chosen to be displayed for this event. The article presents 47 small artefacts made of copper alloys, 18 coins and five glass artefacts from 17 cadastral units, which enriched the exhibition with a variety of characteristic LT C and D1 finds. They do not form a complete collection, as their common denominator is that they were found in 2011–2017 solely by metal detectorists working together with the archaeologists from the workplace where the finds are stored. These never-before-published artefacts and the qualities of each deserve to be presented both to the public and the professional community. These artefacts include finds which, in the context of the Late Iron Age of south Moravia, are unique objects (including two bronze figurines) that are significant contributions to the clarification and differentiation of the topography of the La Tene settlement structure in the studied region.

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Section: Belt Links and Hooksmentioning

confidence: 99%

New metal and glass finds from the Late Iron Age in South Moravia (CZ). The contribution of citizen science to knowledge of the La Tene settlement structure in the Břeclav Region

Goláňová

Komoróczy

Kmošek

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Hradiště Černov: otázka využití lokality v mladší době laténské na základě detektorových prospekcí

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Čižmářová

2024

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The Černov hillfort in Ježkovice (Vyškov District, Moravia), built on a prominent promontory above the Rakovec Valley, was discovered more than a hundred years ago, but knowledge about it has evolved gradually. From a chronological perspective, it is primarily associated in the literature with the Early La Tene period, to which the massive fortifications and most of the finds recorded so far date. The second important epoch is represented by artefacts from the Early Middle Ages. Non-destructive metal detector surveys carried out at the site over the last two decades have confirmed these periods with new finds, but at the same time it has been possible to expand the find spectrum to include a component from the Middle and Late La Tene period. The subject of this paper is the presentation and evaluation of the La Tene period finds that fall into the period after the end of phase LT A, i.e. after the presumed demise of the hillfort. The newly recorded artefacts from Černov include coins, components of chain belts, annular ornaments, fibulae, amulets and various rings; a whetstone and a glass bead are among the non-metallic finds. The sporadically occurring artefacts from phase LT B do not necessarily indicate settlement of the site in the period in question and could thus represent only artefacts related to more stable settlement activities on the hillfort up to phase LT C. Finds from the Late La Tene period were located both in the area of the fortified acropolis and in the extramural settlement.

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Nález keltského řetězového opasku z Kunštátska (okr. Blansko)

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New metal and glass finds from the Late Iron Age in South Moravia (CZ). The contribution of citizen science to knowledge of the La Tene settlement structure in the Břeclav Region

New metal and glass finds from the Late Iron Age in South Moravia (CZ). The contribution of citizen science to knowledge of the La Tene settlement structure in the Břeclav Region

Hradiště Černov: otázka využití lokality v mladší době laténské na základě detektorových prospekcí

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