Project
Institute of Archaeology
International Projects
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Bilaterálna dohoda o spolupráci medzi ArÚ SAV, v. v. i. a ArÚ AV ČR, Brno, v. v. i.
| Duration: | 1. 6. 2023 - 1. 6. 2030 |
| Program: | Bilaterálne - iné |
| Project leader: | doc. PhDr. Ruttkay Matej CSc. |
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Bilaterálna dohoda o spolupráci medzi ArÚ SAV, v. v. i. a Moravským zemským múzeom
| Duration: | 1. 6. 2023 - 1. 6. 2028 |
| Program: | Bilaterálne - iné |
| Project leader: | doc. PhDr. Ruttkay Matej CSc. |
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Bilaterálna dohoda o spolupráci medzi ArÚ SAV, v. v. i. a Ústavom archeológie a etnológie Poľskej akadémie vied
| Duration: | 1. 1. 2023 - 31. 12. 2028 |
| Program: | Bilaterálne - iné |
| Project leader: | Mgr. Robak Zbigniew PhD. |
Bilateral cooperation agreement
Bilaterálna dohoda o spolupráci s Jagellonskou univerzitou v Krakove
| Duration: | 25. 5. 2022 - 25. 5. 2026 |
| Program: | Bilaterálne - iné |
| Project leader: | doc. PhDr. Ruttkay Matej CSc. |
| Annotation: | Cooperation between the two institutions in the implementation, processing and publication of research results from the Paleolithic and Mesolithic periods in Slovakia. |
Computational Techniques for Tabletop Games Heritage (GameTable)
Computational Techniques for Tabletop Games Heritage (GameTable)
| Duration: | 24. 10. 2023 - 23. 10. 2027 |
| Evidence number: | CA22145 |
| Program: | COST |
| Project leader: | Mgr. Kovár Branislav PhD. |
| Annotation: | The main aim of the GameTable network is to create an international and interdisciplinary network of scholars and stakeholders from all career stages across academia, industry, and heritage institutions to inspire methodologies and applications on how to use game AI to study, reconstruct, and preserve the intangible cultural heritage of games. More holistic methodologies will be achieved by developing more human-like AI techniques, using them to analyse mathematical properties of games, and combining them with gametheoretic models, and guiding them with knowledge of games of the past and a cross-cultural understanding of human gameplay. |
Agreement on Scientific Cooperation
Dohoda o vedeckej spolupráci s RGK
| Duration: | 10. 5. 2021 - 10. 5. 2025 |
| Program: | Bilaterálne - iné |
| Project leader: | Prof. PhDr. Bátora Jozef DrSc. |
Agreement on scientific cooperation.
Dohoda o vedeckej spoluprácie medzi Zavodom za podvodno Arheologijo ZAPA, (Slovinsko) a Trnavskou Univerzitou
| Duration: | 1. 1. 2021 - 31. 12. 2025 |
| Program: | Bilaterálne - iné |
| Project leader: | PhDr. Daňová Klaudia PhD. |
| Annotation: | The Agreement was developed to strengthen mutual co-operation in addressing the specific tasks of archaeological research in the field of research, education and culture on underwater archeology. |
Feldforschung der linearbandkeramischen Siedlung in Vráble, Flur Veľké Lehemby und Farské
Feldforschung der linearbandkeramischen Siedlung in Vráble, Flur Veľké Lehemby und Farské
| Duration: | 1. 1. 2021 - 31. 12. 2028 |
| Program: | Bilaterálne - iné |
| Project leader: | PhDr. Cheben Ivan CSc. |
GEODAP - GEOarchaeology of DAily Practices: exstracting bronze age liveways from the domestic stratigraphic record
GEOarchaeology of DAily Practices: exstracting bronze age liveways from the domestic stratigraphic record
| Duration: | 1. 10. 2021 - 30. 9. 2026 |
| Evidence number: | 101001839 |
| Program: | Horizont 2020 |
| Project leader: | Prof. PhDr. Bátora Jozef DrSc. |
| Annotation: | What was daily life like in the European Bronze Age? In contrast to large-scale narratives based on artefacts, often prestige items from funerary contexts, this project focuses on the practices of daily domestic life, recorded in the sediments upon which it took place. These constitute the domestic stratigraphic record. This project, therefore, shifts the scale and the object of archaeological investigation, and aims at bringing interdisciplinary scientific analyses into dialogue with anthropological understandings of lifeways and households. Its main objective is the formulation of an innovative narrative of the Bronze Age addressing social, economic, and environmental aspects of a culturally interconnected region of Europe. The daily practices and life histories of bronze age people will be the pixels of this new picture that challenges previous depersonalized narratives relying on material culture. The region between the Carpatho-Danubian basin, the Balkans, and northern Italy was selected due to its important cultural interactions during the Bronze Age. Ten key archaeological sites in six European countries constitute the project’s database. Its innovative interdisciplinary approach integrates geoarchaeology (micro-stratigraphic analysis), organic chemistry (biomarkers) and archaeo-botany (phytoliths, seeds, fruits, and charcoal) to reconstruct with unprecedented accuracy the daily practices from domestic stratigraphy. This information will be compared with the story told by material culture and integrated with local paleo-environmental records. The project, in fact, challenges also previous reconstructions that called in environmental mega-events (volcanic eruptions, glacial advances, aridity events) to aprioristically explain broad cultural phenomena of the Bronze Age. Their inherent complexity can only be faced by crystallizing detailed micro-histories and site-specific environmental reconstructions into a broader synthesis based on hard scientific data. |
| Project web page: | https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101001839 |
HistoGenes - Integrating genetic, archaeological and historical perspectives on Eastern Central Europe, 400-900 AD.
Integrating genetic, archaeological and historical perspectives on Eastern Central Europe, 400-900 AD.
| Duration: | 1. 3. 2020 - 1. 3. 2026 |
| Evidence number: | HistoGenes 856453 |
| Program: | Horizont 2020 |
| Project leader: | doc. PhDr. Ruttkay Matej CSc. |
| Annotation: | The core objectives of the project are to explore the impact of mobility on early medieval populations, refine the methods of archaeogenetic research, and establish a multidisciplinary model for future research. Institute of Archaeology SAS is an associated partner of ELTE, with whom the bilaterla agreement was signed on the cooperation on given project. IA SAS will provide selection and will submit the samples of human bone material from selected archaeological sites in Slovakia. |
The Dynamics of Settlement Concentration Processes and Land-use in Early Farming Communities in the North-western Carpathian Basin
The Dynamics of Settlement Concentration Processes and Land-use in Early Farming Communities in the North-western Carpathian Basin
| Duration: | 1. 7. 2016 - 31. 12. 2028 |
| Evidence number: | 26220120059 |
| Program: | Bilaterálne - iné |
| Project leader: | PhDr. Cheben Ivan CSc. |
| Annotation: | Exploring processes of agglomeration and dispersion in this way involves attention drawn to socio-environmental processes of great complexity and variability in detail. Currently, our knowledge about such processes in the Neolithic and Bronze Age is still very insufficient. Even for a purely descriptive account of settlement patterns in a diachronic perspective, intensive fieldwork and data analysis within a multi-disciplinary and multi-scalar approach is necessary. It can however, be managed by a directed, intensive, and long-term effort such as that provided by a CRC. For a case study, the excellent preservation conditions in the Žitava Valley area enable us to study socio-economic and environmental processes leading to and away from social agglomerations, and social complexity among early horticulturalists and early metallurgists. |
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Zmluva o vedeckej spolupráci medzi Mariupolskou štátnou univezitou - Ukrajina a Archeologickým ústavom SAV - SR
| Duration: | 9. 5. 2019 - 9. 5. 2028 |
| Program: | Bilaterálne - iné |
| Project leader: | doc. PhDr. Ruttkay Matej CSc. |
National Projects
Archaeological sources to early historic times and Early Middle Ages in the Middle Danube region
Archeologické pramene k včasnej dobe dejinnej a začiatku stredoveku v strednom Podunajsku
| Duration: | 1. 1. 2022 - 31. 12. 2025 |
| Evidence number: | 2/0043/22 |
| Program: | VEGA |
| Project leader: | PhDr. Pieta Karol DrSc. |
| Annotation: | By processing, evaluating and publishing research on central sites from key stages of the Early Historical Period and the Early Middle Ages, the project will provide an overall picture of the historical development of the Central Danube region. The concept includes building on the previous results of the research team, making valuable new materials available and refining the dating of these phases through a new series of natural history analyses. |
Fords, bridges, long-distance routes. Ancient roads and seats in the regions of Požitavie and Pohronie with use of underwater archaeology
Brody, mosty, diaľkové cesty. Dávnoveké komunikácie a sídla na Požitaví a Pohroní s využitím archeológie pod vodou
| Duration: | 1. 1. 2022 - 31. 12. 2025 |
| Evidence number: | 2/0025/22 |
| Program: | VEGA |
| Project leader: | PhDr. Daňová Klaudia PhD. |
| Annotation: | The project is a continuation of the previous VEGA project (2/0146/18) focused on investigation of the Váh and Nitra rivers. In the final phase of the project and associated activities, a whole range of methodologies was applied in the survey and research of Slovak rivers, new sites were discovered and first results of the research were published. The project included Slovakia in the European map of underwater archaeology. The goal of the submitted project is to continue in the search for and documentation of mainly immovable finds in underwater environment, continue in creation of a database of finds focused on these sites and, thus, bring new information on the currently unknown world under water. |
Good Servant, Bad Master. Archaeological Evidence of the Use of Fire from the Prehistoric to Modern Period
Dobrý sluha, zlý pán. Archeologické doklady využitia ohňa z praveku až novoveku
| Duration: | 1. 1. 2024 - 30. 12. 2027 |
| Evidence number: | 2/0017/24 |
| Program: | VEGA |
| Project leader: | PhDr. Mitáš Vladimír PhD. |
| Annotation: | Archaeological research is permanently confronted with evidence of the use of fire both in the field research phase and in the analysis and evaluation of the material. In most cases, the artefacts and ecofacts themselves are more important in the research process than the issues of fire establishment, maintenance and control. Pyrotechnologies are hidden in most objects and artefacts from archaeological contexts. This project will attempt to look at the fire in a holistic way, studying it at different levels through the lens of pyroarchaeology, which involves a range of sub-research tasks and challenges. These include pottery making, non-ferrous metallurgy, faience and glass making, pyrotechnologies associated with building/destroying things/structures, cremation, food preparation and food preservation techniques, the place of fire in nicotinism, heating systems, landscape reshaping techniques, warfare techniques, etc. There is a wide range of possibilities for research, including the use of modern methods. |
EDORIMS - Roman Period Elites of the Suebi People in the Central Europe
Elity doby rímskej u stredoeurópskych Svébov
| Duration: | 1. 7. 2022 - 30. 6. 2026 |
| Evidence number: | APVV - 21-0257 |
| Program: | APVV |
| Project leader: | prof. doc. PhDr. Droberjar Eduard Ph.D. |
| Annotation: | The basic idea of the project is to provide a balanced account of the contribution of domestic tradition, external contacts and movements to the formation of social elites and their manifestations during the Roman period. The geographical framework for the study of Germanic elites is defined by Central Europe, i.e. the territory of the Polabian Germanics (Suebi), i.e. south-western Slovakia, Bohemia and Moravia. The basic starting point of the project is the numerous source material with high narrative value, collected as a result of intensive field archaeological research in the area of interest. |
The exploitation of natural resources from the Early Historic Period to the Modern Times in selected Slovak regions
Exploatácia prírodných zdrojov vo včasnej dobe dejinnej až novoveku vo vybraných regiónoch Slovenska
| Duration: | 1. 1. 2022 - 31. 12. 2025 |
| Evidence number: | 2/0115/22 |
| Program: | VEGA |
| Project leader: | PhDr. Bednár Peter CSc. |
| Annotation: | The project aims to identify defunct mining sites based on LIDAR scans, site prospections in selected Slovak regions (Považský Inovec, Tribeč, Pohronský Inovec, Javorie, Revúcka vrchovina, Vihorlat, Slanské vrchy), mapping and cataloguing, detailed documentation and acquiring samples/finds for dating and enhanced interpretation through micro-surveys. The contribution of the project will include specification of sites chosen for more detailed research, basic documentation of the sites, sampling, detailed analysis and evaluation. Thanks to the solution of the project, qualitatively new information on ancient mining activities in Slovakia will be obtained. |
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Hospodárske zázemie "centier" vo včasnom a na počiatku vrcholného stredoveku na severe Karpatskej kotliny.
| Duration: | 1. 1. 2024 - 31. 12. 2027 |
| Evidence number: | 2/0167/24 |
| Program: | VEGA |
| Project leader: | doc. PhDr. Ruttkay Matej CSc. |
Chronological and regional aspects of the early medieval ceramics from the regions Ponitrie and Považie
Chronologické a regionálne aspekty včasnostredovekej keramiky z oblastí Ponitria a Považia
| Duration: | 1. 1. 2022 - 31. 12. 2025 |
| Evidence number: | 2/0145/22 |
| Program: | VEGA |
| Project leader: | PhDr. Fottová Eva PhD. |
| Annotation: | Monothematic project which focuses on actual problems of study of the early medieval ceramics at the territory of Western Slovakia (regions Považie and Ponitrie). Ceramics is, as the most numerous archaeological find and at the same time basic archaeological source, the subject of interest. Scientific value of it is raised by the collaboration of social and natural sciences. Ceramics from the different areas as hillforts, settlements, cemeteries and barrows will be present in the evaluated sets of finds. Within the project there will be examined the method of evaluation of ceramic sets, terminology, further also typological, chronological and functional analysis of ceramics and the scientific value of statistical analyses of ceramic sets. Natural science analyses will be applied to the studies as one of the goals of project is to rise information potential of ceramics. Output will be the publication of results in the form of studies. |
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Každodený život v hrade v stredoveku a na počiatku novoveku.
| Duration: | 1. 9. 2023 - 30. 6. 2026 |
| Evidence number: | 09103-03-V02-00048 |
| Program: | Plán obnovy EÚ |
| Project leader: | Mgr. (DŠ) Hulková Ferenčíková Dominika |
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Krajina pod mračnom bodov - potenciál špecializovaného spracovania leteckého laserového skenovania s veľmi vysokým rozlíšením pre ochranu kultúrneho dedičstva na Slovensku
| Duration: | 1. 7. 2023 - 30. 6. 2027 |
| Evidence number: | APVV-22-0151 |
| Program: | APVV |
| Project leader: | doc. PhDr. Ruttkay Matej CSc. |
Late Bronze Age Cemetery of Lusatian Culture in Žilina-Bytčica
Late Bronze Age Cemetery of Lusatian Culture in Žilina-Bytčica
| Duration: | 1. 1. 2025 - 31. 12. 2026 |
| Evidence number: | 2024/OV3/008 |
| Program: | Iné projekty |
| Project leader: | Mgr. Śmigielska Urszula PhD. |
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Po stopách najstarších plavidiel sveta. Problematika monoxylov na Slovensku.
| Duration: | 1. 7. 2024 - 31. 12. 2025 |
| Evidence number: | APD0108 |
| Program: | Plán obnovy EÚ |
| Project leader: | Mgr. Olšav Štefan PhD. |
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Praveká keramika – viacrozmerná cesta do minulosti.
| Duration: | 1. 7. 2024 - 31. 12. 2025 |
| Evidence number: | Postdokgrant APD0125 |
| Program: | Plán obnovy EÚ |
| Project leader: | Mgr. Gašpar Adam Ph.D. |
Relics of cultural landscape – identification and interpretation
Relikty kultúrnej krajiny – identifikácia a interpretácia
| Duration: | 1. 1. 2022 - 31. 12. 2025 |
| Evidence number: | 2/0035/22 |
| Program: | VEGA |
| Project leader: | Mgr. Benediková Lucia PhD. |
| Annotation: | The project focuses on identification and interpretation of relics of cultural landscape identified in LiDAR images and orthophoto images. It studies historical structures and their relations in the landscape: settlements, burial grounds, historical routes, relics documenting economic activities. The project includes prevention at protection of the cultural heritage, as the published sites are endangered by treasure hunters’ activities. Verification and functional interpretation of the relics will be carried out in microregions with several types of historical structures by means of comparison of archaeological and paleoenvironmental data. Field excavations will use procedures of multiple disciplines (archaeology, geophysics, archaeobotany, palynology, pedology, geology), methods of absolute dating (radiocarbon and OSL) and other analyses (isotopes). A suitable methodology of identification, research and interpretation of the detected archaeological areas will be also the outputs of the project. |
Roman fort at Iža – part of the UNESCO world heritage
Rímsky tábor v Iži - súčasť svetového kultúrneho dedičstva UNESCO
| Duration: | 1. 1. 2022 - 31. 12. 2025 |
| Evidence number: | 1/0051/22 |
| Program: | VEGA |
| Project leader: | PhDr. Rajtár Ján CSc. |
| Annotation: | The focus of the project is the scientific analysis, evaluation and publication of existing knowledge about the Roman fort at Iža, a site this is enter in the UNESCO World Heritage List. It was the only fort on the northern borders of Pannonia that was situated on the left bank of the Danube. The project will document, analyse and interpret selected groups of material sources related to the architectural and historical developmental stages of the fort in a wider context. It will focus on the first, unique earth-and-timber phase of the fortification, and on ten temporary field camps in its vicinity dating from the period of the Marcomannic wars. The project aims to confirm the scientific hypothesis about the link between the camps and the Roman military campaigns against the Quadi. The main output will be monographs and studies. The results will be presented at conferences and to the public, and implemented into the study programmes in classical archaeology at Trnava University. |
Strategy of settlement of eastern Slovakia in the context of prehistoric development of the Northern Tisza region
Stratégia osídlenia východného Slovenska v kontexte pravekého vývoja severného Potisia
| Duration: | 1. 1. 2022 - 31. 12. 2025 |
| Evidence number: | 2/0056/22 |
| Program: | VEGA |
| Project leader: | PhDr. Horváthová Eva PhD. |
| Annotation: | The suggested project provides continuity of scientific research in eastern Slovakia. It focuses on investigation of several topics from selected periods of the early and late prehistory which are being processed. In the geographically limited territory of the central part of the Košická kotlina basin, it publishes results of recognized models of environmental indicators influencing the dynamics and changes in the settlement strategy. It studies the accompanying phenomena of establishing and construction of fortified or enclosed settlements from the period of the Middle Eneolithic. It also complexly evaluates development and structure of settlement in the Middle Bronze Age (the Piliny culture in particular) and in the Hallstatt period. The obtained scientific observations are confronted with our knowledge from the wider geographical environment of northeastern Europe. |
Middle Nitra Region in the Early Middle Ages. Ad fontes.
Stredné Ponitrie vo včasnom stredoveku. Ad fontes.
| Duration: | 1. 1. 2024 - 31. 12. 2027 |
| Evidence number: | 2/0068/24 |
| Program: | VEGA |
| Project leader: | Mgr. Robak Zbigniew PhD. |
| Annotation: | The main goal of the project is mapping, verification and chronological classification of early medieval (6th-11th c.) archaeological and historical sites in the Middle Nitra River basin and adjacent mountain areas: Tribeč, Strážovské vrchy and Považský Inovec. The goal of the project is to create a comprehensive catalogue of sites (settlements, hillforts, burial grounds) including basic information about dating. The catalogue will then serve as the primary basis for reconstructing the historical development of the region in the Early Middle Ages. The project will also summarise and verify the source base, which will be supplemented by new scientific analyses of already available or newly obtained samples. The project solution also includes an evaluation of the source base and the publication of these analyses in partial studies. The project also envisages making available to the public the latest research results of IA SAS on the most important archaeological sites in Middle Nitra Region. |
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Štipendiá pre excelentných výskumníkov ohrozených konfliktom na Ukrajine
| Duration: | 6. 6. 2022 - 5. 6. 2025 |
| Evidence number: | 09I03-V01-00012 |
| Program: | Štrukturálne fondy EÚ Výskum a vývoj |
| Project leader: | doc. Zabavin Viačeslav Olehovič CSc. |
Validation of Late Prehistoric sites in selected regions by interdisciplinary and non-destructive research
Validácia nálezísk mladšieho praveku vo vybraných regiónoch metódami interdisciplinárnej a nedeštruktívnej archeológie
| Duration: | 1. 1. 2024 - 31. 12. 2027 |
| Evidence number: | 2/0093/24 |
| Program: | VEGA |
| Project leader: | Mgr. Oravkinová Dominika PhD. |
| Annotation: | Social transformations of the Late Prehistory Slovakia are mainly identified with changes in material culture and settlement structures. These can be better understood by evaluating previously documented archaeological records within various spatiotemporal contexts. As the current knowledge of socio-economic oscillations and their causes varies across periods and regions, further research must be conducted through a series of concurrent and independent tasks. The heuristic is aimed to supplement the source base allowing for an assessment of the general settlement dynamics. Its content will be refined by analyzing selected artifacts and ecofacts using standard interdisciplinary methods. Finally, we will focus on verifying the sites with future research potential through non-destructive and minimally destructive field surveys. The acquired knowledge will be applied in the methodology, in the refinement of interpretative models, as well as in further research conceptions and archaeological heritage protection. |
Verification of the Late Middle Palaeolithic and Early Upper Palaeolithic archaeological contexts from caves in Slovakia
Verifikácia jaskynných archeologických kontextov zo sklonku stredného a počiatku mladého paleolitu na Slovensku
| Duration: | 1. 1. 2023 - 31. 12. 2026 |
| Evidence number: | 2/0033/23 |
| Program: | VEGA |
| Project leader: | Mgr. Nemergut Adrián Ph.D. |
| Annotation: | The project deals with the transition between the Late Middle Palaeolithic and Early Upper Palaeolithic, when Neanderthals disappear from archaeological contexts and the finds of anatomically modern humans gradually emerge and expand. The Middle Danube region plays an important role in this topic. Recently, research of this issue in the surrounding countries has shifted considerably, especially in connection with new or re-evaluation of older data from archaeological excavations carried out in the 19th-20th centuries. Particularly important are the archaeological contexts deposited in the caves. Despite the fact that we know many important cave sites in Slovakia, research of this issue has not progressed significantly in recent years. The project builds on new results from Hungary, Moravia and Poland. The project aims to verify cave contexts from this period in Slovakia and their interdisciplinary evaluation. |
Influence of the exploitation of natural resources on ways of life in the Bronze Age and Iron Age
Vplyv využívania prírodných zdrojov na spôsob života v dobe bronzovej a v dobe železnej
| Duration: | 1. 7. 2021 - 30. 6. 2025 |
| Evidence number: | APVV-20-0044 |
| Program: | APVV |
| Project leader: | Mgr. Benediková Lucia PhD. |
| Annotation: | Natural resources and their availability have always been being a key presumption of existence for human society. Availability of diverse resources, ability to exploit them or control access to them preconditioned or even determined the selection of sites for settling, level of development and life standard of individual communities. Studying the relation of human societies to natural resources and their background is an important part of archaeological investigation and its sub-discipline, the so-called economic archaeology. Implementation of archaeometric methods guarantees interdisciplinary approach and higher objectivity of obtained results. In the project, the relation of the human societies to the natural resources will be studied, as well as the impact of this relation to the way of life in the Bronze and Iron Ages in the territory of contemporary Slovakia. It will be based on processing and evaluation of materials from settlement sites with various functions and various exploited natural resources: organic (plant and animal) as well as anorganic ones (in the project, with special focus on clay, copper/bronze and iron). Employment of archaeometric methods by investigating the individual types of sources (metal and pottery artifacts, archaeobotanical and archaeozoological material) and interdisciplinary approach to them will ensure the objectivity of obtained results. At selected sites with documented specialized metallurgic production, interdisciplinary field research connected with the investigation of their background will be carried out. The expected outcomes include a reconstruction of strategies in detection and exploitation of natural resources and testing and/or defining new methodologies for investigation of prehistoric and protohistoric metallurgic centres in mountainous environment. |
Importance of obsidian sources in Slovakia in the Neolithic and Eneolithic period
Význam zdrojov obsidiánu na Slovensku v období paleolitu až eneolitu
| Duration: | 1. 7. 2021 - 30. 6. 2025 |
| Evidence number: | APVV-20-0521 |
| Program: | APVV |
| Project leader: | PhDr. Cheben Ivan CSc. |
| Annotation: | The issue of the chipped industrie of the Stone Age was dealt with in Slovakia, especially for the Neolithic period and eneolite, rather marginally. Only some larger finding files have been evaluated. It is only in recent years that research into this issue has been more intensively developed. For the study of split industry, modern analyses are applied which can affect the stages of production processes from the acquisition of raw material from primary or secondary sources, through their initial processing, distribution to final use. The evaluation of the questions set is based on a comprehensive analysis of obsidian artifacts. The project is aimed at a comprehensive evaluation of obsidian split industry, as well as the findings from the Paleolithion period to the earlier Bronze Age from the territory of Slovakia, including the sources of obsidian, the primary occurrence of which is situated in the south-eastern part of the country. The issues addressed are closely related to obsidian research – it is about capturing processes such as importing a given raw material into a housing estate, transforming it and determining the artifact that was the target of its production. They form the basis for an overall theoretical evaluation of the observed issue. |
Old finds rediscovered. The contribution of archival materials to the knowledge of our earlier medieval history.
Znovuobjavené staré nálezy. Prínos archívnych materiálov pre poznanie našich starších stredovekých dejín.
| Duration: | 1. 1. 2024 - 31. 12. 2027 |
| Evidence number: | 2/0023/24 |
| Program: | VEGA |
| Project leader: | PhDr. Fusek Gabriel CSc. |
| Annotation: | In the archives and deposits of scientific institutions there is documentation from large-scale archaeological excavations carried out several decades ago, which have never been completely processed. The aim of the project is to make available and scientifically evaluate archival holdings from several phases of the Middle Ages (7th – 13th centuries). The basic source base is represented by large settlements and cemeteries from western Slovakia, supplemented by smaller material collections. |
Projects total: 34