3 research outputs found
Mapovánà středověku : Obléhaný hrad Holoubek v prostředà ArcGIS
ÄŚlánek prezentuje vĂ˝sledky a moĹľnosti vizualizace dat zĂskanĂ˝ch na terĂ©nnĂch prospekcĂch na na hradÄ› Holoubek v prostĹ™edĂ programĹŻ ArcGIS. Jsou pĹ™edstaveny vĂ˝sledky geodetickĂ˝ch měřenĂ a 3D fotogrammetrie. PĹ™ĂspÄ›vek je vĂ˝stupem z projektu NAKI.Article is presenting results and possibilities of visualisation of the castle Holoubek in the ArcGIS environment. Results of geodetical survey and 3D photogrammetry are presented. Article is the result of project NAKI
RanÄ› stĹ™edovÄ›kĂ© Ĺ™ĂÄŤnĂ koryto v blĂzkosti fortifikaÄŤnĂho systĂ©mu velkomoravskĂ©ho hradiska Pohansko u BĹ™eclavi
Geophysical, sedimentological, palynological, absolute-age dating and archeological techniques were used to study the deposits of the Early Medieval fluvial channel in the area of the Great Moravia Empire agglomeration Pohansko near Břeclav. Artificial profile situated on the base of ERT profiles and the archeological results led to opening of the fluvial channel. Newly documented fluvial channel erosively cut the complex of flood loams. Gravel lag covers the bottom of the channel and grade upwards into sandy channel infill with fining upward trend. Fluvial sandy dunes forming the most characteristic architectural element of the infill are represented mostly by trough cross-stratified medium-grained sands. These sands were penetrated by the piece of oak wood. Both the OSL dating of the sandy deposits and the dating of the oak wood (C14 and dendrochronology) point to the 9th century A.D. when the Great Moravia Empire was on its peak expansion. Active fluvial channel was probably used as a part of the fortification system and a possible wood bridge existed here in the front of the proposed Western Gate of the Pohansko agglomeration. Palynological studies reveal some fragmentation of the landscape and agricultural activities in the close surroundings. Deposits of the studied fluvial channel were covered by the beds of the younger flood loams
Keramický signálnà "cášský" roh ze Židlochovic
Nálezy keramickĂ˝ch signálnĂch rohĹŻ jsou dobĹ™e známy z rozsáhlĂ© oblasti západnĂ Evropy a jiĹľ tradiÄŤnÄ› jsou spojovány s poutÄ›mi do PorĂ˝nĂ. Z našeho ĂşzemĂ jsou prozatĂm evidovány pouze ÄŤtyĹ™i nálezy tohoto typu. PĹ™ĂspÄ›vek je vÄ›nován novÄ› objevenĂ©mu exempláři, kterĂ˝ byl zĂskán pĹ™i záchrannĂ©m archeologickĂ©m vĂ˝zkumu na zámku v Ĺ˝idlochovicĂch v roce 2018.Nálezy keramickĂ˝ch signálnĂch rohĹŻ jsou dobĹ™e známy z rozsáhlĂ© oblasti západnĂ Evropy a jiĹľ tradiÄŤnÄ› jsou spojovány s poutÄ›mi do PorĂ˝nĂ. Z našeho ĂşzemĂ jsou prozatĂm evidovány pouze ÄŤtyĹ™i nálezy tohoto typu. PĹ™ĂspÄ›vek je vÄ›nován novÄ› objevenĂ©mu exempláři, kterĂ˝ byl zĂskán pĹ™i záchrannĂ©m archeologickĂ©m vĂ˝zkumu na zámku v Ĺ˝idlochovicĂch v roce 2018.The finds of ceramic signal horns are well known from the vast territory of Western Europe and are traditionally connected with pilgrimages to the Rhineland. From our country we currently know only four artefacts of this type. The article pays attention to a new find, which was acquired during a 2018 archaeological rescue excavation in the Ĺ˝idlochovice Chateau