Novo odkritje prazgodovinske poselitve ob vznožju gradišča Sv. Marjeta na Libni

The area of the previously known hillfort from the Iron Age at Sv. Marjeta on Libna near Krško was again archaeologically investigated in 2001. More precisely, excavations were conducted on the southeastern slope, where traces were revealed of a prehistoric dwelling. These advance our knowledge of one of the more important prehistoric sites in Posavje (Sava River valley), Slovenia.Med arheološkimi raziskavami, izvedenimi leta 2011, so bili na jugovzhodnem pobočju, tik pod že znanim utrjenim železnodobnim gradiščem Sv. Marjeta na Libni, odkriti sledovi prazgodovinske poselitve, ki ponujajo nova spoznanja o poseljenosti enega od pomembnejših prazgodovinskih najdišč v Posavju

The Late Medieval and Early Post-Medieval site of Župnijski dom in Šentvid pri Stični. Analysis of the pottery and animal remains

V prispevku so predstavljeni izsledki arheoloških izkopavanj na najdišču Župnijski dom v Šentvidu pri Stični, kjer je bil dokumentiran arheološki zapis iz srednjega in novega veka. Za širšo arheološko sliko so pomembni sicer skromni sledovi zgodnje- in visokosrednjeveške poselitve. Glavnina najdb (17.284 odlomkov lončenine) sodi v pozni srednji oziroma zgodnji novi vek, ki sta med slabše raziskanimi področji v slovenski arheologiji. Analiza tega gradiva (tipologija lončenine in analiza namiznega posodja) daje najdišču posebno mesto v slovenski arheologiji kot izhodišče za temeljne raziskave tega obdobja.This paper presents the findings of archaeological excavations at Župnijski dom in Šentvid pri Stični, where Medieval and Post-Medieval archaeological finds were discovered. The otherwise modest remains of the Early and High Medieval settlement are significant archaeologically. Most of the finds (17,284 pottery fragments) belong to the Late Medieval or Early Post-Medieval periods, which are amongst the least researched periods in Slovenian archaeology. The analysis of these finds (pottery typology and tableware analysis), therefore makes the site particularly significant in Slovenian archaeology, because it can serve as a starting point for further research into these periods