Papers by Marek Novák
Śląskie Sprawozdania Archeologiczne, 2022
The boat shaped fibulae of Šmarjeta type are in Northeast Alpine region considered, thanks to the... more The boat shaped fibulae of Šmarjeta type are in Northeast Alpine region considered, thanks to the frequent occurrence in the cemeteries of Dolenjska group in Slovenia, as an import from the Southeast Alpine area. However, the gradually increasing number of finds of these fibulae in Northeast Alpine region (Moravia, Slovakia, Austria) indicates the hypothetic question of their local manufacture and distribution. The research of the authors aims to verify this hypothesis focusing on the technical features of individual fibulae (21 pieces from Moravia and 17 pieces from Slovakia) as well as by the XFRF measurement of the composition of the alloy, they are made of. The present paper brings the preliminary results of this research.
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Pravěk Nová řada 30, 2021
Představena je skupina osmi výšinných lokalit s různě dochovanými relikty ohrazení či opevnění, n... more Představena je skupina osmi výšinných lokalit s různě dochovanými relikty ohrazení či opevnění, na nichž byly identifikovány aktivity z pozdní doby bronzové, doby halštatské a raného středověku. Ve všech případech jde o lokality nově zjištěné, nebo takové, u nichž došlo k významnému informačnímu posunu díky získání nových, jasně datovatelných nálezů. Až na jedinou zastavěnou polohu se všechny nacházejí v lesním prostředí a jejich evidence je nezbytná především s ohledem na budoucí ochranu
často jen nevýrazných terénních reliktů náchylných k poškození těžkou lesní technikou.
Presented is a group of eight hilltop sites, with variously preserved relics of enclosures or fortifications, on which activities from the Final Bronze Age, the Early Iron Age and the Early Medieval have been identified. In all cases, these are newly identified sites, or those where there has been a significant information shift due to the acquisition of new, clearly dated findings. Except for one built-up site, they are all in forest environments, and their registration is essential, especially with a view to the future
protection of often flat and shallow terrain relics susceptible to damage from heavy forest machinery.
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Jantarová stezka v proměnách času, 2020
The article enlarges the recently published largest set of arrowheads of the so called eastern ty... more The article enlarges the recently published largest set of arrowheads of the so called eastern type in the Czech Republic (P1–P49) from the Hallstatt period hilltop site Provodov-Ludkovice Rysov located in eastern Moravia by another new set (P50–P77), which were documented thanks to cooperation with amateur detectorists. Some of the arrowheads were also secondarily located at the site. In the future it will be probably possible to document more specimens. The newly introduced set of arrowheads contains, among others, types that have not yet been identified at the site or in Moravia. In addition, the contribution contains additional information to already published Hallstatt period finds from the site.
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Vlastivedný zborník Považia, 2019
In the autumn of 2017 Institute for Archaeological Heritage in cooperation with Museum of the Sou... more In the autumn of 2017 Institute for Archaeological Heritage in cooperation with Museum of the SouthEast Moravia, Masaryk University and Palacký University Olomouc realized prospection with metal detectors in the site of 'Rysov' near Provodov. The archaeological research itself was caused by the need to find out its archaeological potential, because the site has been damaged by amateur 'treasure hunters' for a long time. According to available information these activities have been going on here since the late 1980s. The research also included practical lessons for archaeology students of Palacký University who exercise to work with metal detectors in the field and document context of discoveries.
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DOBA POPOLNICOVÝCH POLÍ A DOBA HALŠTATSKÁ Zborník príspevkov z XV. medzinárodnej konferencie Doba popolnicových polí a doba halštatská, 2020
In this article, problematic chronology of Moravian hilltop settlements during Early Iron Age is... more In this article, problematic chronology of Moravian hilltop settlements during Early Iron Age is being tackled with the help of two
groups of chronologically more sensitive metallic artefacts, fibulae and arrowheads of the so called eastern type. Their quantity,
thanks to the activities of amateur and professional detectorists, has increased significantly during the last few years. Based on
their analysis, the existence of certain Moravian hilltop settlements of the Early Iron Age can be dated to the second half of the
7th century BC. The biggest “boom” of the usage of hilltops can be seen especially in phases Ha C2 and Ha D1, based on the fibulae
and the arrowheads of the eastern type. In the second half of the 6th century BC, or phase Ha D2, period in which the beginning
of hilltop settlements has usually been presumed, a decline in human activities on hilltop sites can be seen, as the evidence of
fewer metallic artefacts suggests.
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Archeologické památky představují střípky naší minulosti, díky nimž můžeme lépe poznat i sami seb... more Archeologické památky představují střípky naší minulosti, díky nimž můžeme lépe poznat i sami sebe. Pokud je dovolíme zničit, nenávratně ztratíme kus naší historie, a tím i nás samotných.
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The article presents the set of unpublished Hallstatt period finds from Ha D period found at Prov... more The article presents the set of unpublished Hallstatt period finds from Ha D period found at Provodov-Ludkovice Rysov hillfort, south-eastern Moravia. The sites has been systematically robbed by metal-detectorists and treasure hunters. The finds, showed here, do come mainly from
these detectorists, some of them are deposited at the exhibition located in Provodov, some at the Museum of South-eastern Moravia in Zlín. The set comprises of five Hallstatt Boat type fibulae, with one fibula that has no analogies in Central Europe, and one fibula foot type (Fusszierfibel),
which represents the very first such find from a Ha D3 hillfort in Moravia. The largest set of Scythian arrowheads in Czech Republic (46 pieces) is very important in solving the problematics of the origins of the Hallstatt period hill forts. This set can be dated to the first half of the 6th century, and due to its overall find spectrum and its chronology, the comparison with Hallstatt period hillfort Smolenice Molpír is at hand, as many finds from Rysov have their analogies there.
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Příspěvek se zabývá tématem grafitové keramiky z doby laténské, zejména jejími funkčními vlastnos... more Příspěvek se zabývá tématem grafitové keramiky z doby laténské, zejména jejími funkčními vlastnostmi. The paper is focused on the topic of graphite pottery from the La Tène period, particularly on its functional properties.
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Článek předkládá dosavadní známé informace o opevněné výšinné lokalitě Velké Opatovice "Hradisko"... more Článek předkládá dosavadní známé informace o opevněné výšinné lokalitě Velké Opatovice "Hradisko" včetně doposud nezpracovaného keramického materiálu ze sondáže z roku 1984 datující lokalitu do závěru starší doby bronzové a do doby halštatské.
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Práce je zaměřena na kompletní zpracování dvou geograficky i časově vzájemně blízkých lokalit: op... more Práce je zaměřena na kompletní zpracování dvou geograficky i časově vzájemně blízkých lokalit: opevněného výšinného sídliště Krhov "Malý Chlum" s osídlením v pozdní době bronzové a v době halštatské a nížinného sídliště Obora "Pod Chlumem" s doklady kovovýroby v mladším a pozdním halštatu. Hlavní důraz byl kladen na zpracování archeologického materiálu z těchto lokalit. Na základě rozboru keramiky byly stanoveny jednotlivé sídelní horizonty. Zpracovávané lokality jsou v závěru práce zařazeny do kontextu pozdně bronzového a halštatského osídlení Malé Hané./Text presents an overall evaluation of two important archeological sites that are close to each other both in terms of geography and time. One is a fortified hilltop settlement Krhov "Malý Chlum" with settlement from the Late Bronze Age and Hallstatt period, the other is a lowland settlement Obora "Pod Chlumem" with pieces of evidence of metal works from young and late Hallstatt period. This paper mainly focuses on processing archaeological material from these sites. Following an analysis of this ceramic material, several phases of settlement were defined. In conclusion, both sites are assessed in the context of Malá Haná settlements of the Late Bronze Age and Hallstatt period.
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Pravěk NŘ, 2021
Představena je skupina osmi výšinných lokalit s různě dochovanými relikty ohrazení či opevnění, n... more Představena je skupina osmi výšinných lokalit s různě dochovanými relikty ohrazení či opevnění, na
nichž byly identifikovány aktivity z pozdní doby bronzové, doby halštatské a raného středověku. Ve
všech případech jde o lokality nově zjištěné, nebo takové, u nichž došlo k významnému informačnímu
posunu díky získání nových, jasně datovatelných nálezů. Až na jedinou zastavěnou polohu se všechny
nacházejí v lesním prostředí a jejich evidence je nezbytná především s ohledem na budoucí ochranu
často jen nevýrazných terénních reliktů náchylných k poškození těžkou lesní technikou.
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Selected Minor Reports by Marek Novák
Přehled výzkumů, 2022
In 2021, trenches No. 3-6 containing Hallstatt period sediments were examined in the Entrance Hal... more In 2021, trenches No. 3-6 containing Hallstatt period sediments were examined in the Entrance Hall of the Býčí skála Cave, Habrůvka (Blansko District). The upper layers of the extended trench No. 3 were intact Hallstatt period layers in the form of sandy alluvial sediments after flooding (Wankel A). In trench No. 4, the SE profile was documented, where a bifurcated in-situ Hallstatt period layer with evidence of a sandy alluvial layer was newly recorded (Wankel C-D). In trench No. 5 (Fig. 7), Wankel's so-called large cremation ground (Wankel D) was found in situ with luxury finds above it. In trench No. 6 (Fig. 8), the slope to the Lower Entrance, Wankel's so-called pavement (Wankel D) and sandy alluvial sediments were documented at the pillar (Wankel A).
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často jen nevýrazných terénních reliktů náchylných k poškození těžkou lesní technikou.
Presented is a group of eight hilltop sites, with variously preserved relics of enclosures or fortifications, on which activities from the Final Bronze Age, the Early Iron Age and the Early Medieval have been identified. In all cases, these are newly identified sites, or those where there has been a significant information shift due to the acquisition of new, clearly dated findings. Except for one built-up site, they are all in forest environments, and their registration is essential, especially with a view to the future
protection of often flat and shallow terrain relics susceptible to damage from heavy forest machinery.
groups of chronologically more sensitive metallic artefacts, fibulae and arrowheads of the so called eastern type. Their quantity,
thanks to the activities of amateur and professional detectorists, has increased significantly during the last few years. Based on
their analysis, the existence of certain Moravian hilltop settlements of the Early Iron Age can be dated to the second half of the
7th century BC. The biggest “boom” of the usage of hilltops can be seen especially in phases Ha C2 and Ha D1, based on the fibulae
and the arrowheads of the eastern type. In the second half of the 6th century BC, or phase Ha D2, period in which the beginning
of hilltop settlements has usually been presumed, a decline in human activities on hilltop sites can be seen, as the evidence of
fewer metallic artefacts suggests.
these detectorists, some of them are deposited at the exhibition located in Provodov, some at the Museum of South-eastern Moravia in Zlín. The set comprises of five Hallstatt Boat type fibulae, with one fibula that has no analogies in Central Europe, and one fibula foot type (Fusszierfibel),
which represents the very first such find from a Ha D3 hillfort in Moravia. The largest set of Scythian arrowheads in Czech Republic (46 pieces) is very important in solving the problematics of the origins of the Hallstatt period hill forts. This set can be dated to the first half of the 6th century, and due to its overall find spectrum and its chronology, the comparison with Hallstatt period hillfort Smolenice Molpír is at hand, as many finds from Rysov have their analogies there.
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nichž byly identifikovány aktivity z pozdní doby bronzové, doby halštatské a raného středověku. Ve
všech případech jde o lokality nově zjištěné, nebo takové, u nichž došlo k významnému informačnímu
posunu díky získání nových, jasně datovatelných nálezů. Až na jedinou zastavěnou polohu se všechny
nacházejí v lesním prostředí a jejich evidence je nezbytná především s ohledem na budoucí ochranu
často jen nevýrazných terénních reliktů náchylných k poškození těžkou lesní technikou.
Selected Minor Reports by Marek Novák
často jen nevýrazných terénních reliktů náchylných k poškození těžkou lesní technikou.
Presented is a group of eight hilltop sites, with variously preserved relics of enclosures or fortifications, on which activities from the Final Bronze Age, the Early Iron Age and the Early Medieval have been identified. In all cases, these are newly identified sites, or those where there has been a significant information shift due to the acquisition of new, clearly dated findings. Except for one built-up site, they are all in forest environments, and their registration is essential, especially with a view to the future
protection of often flat and shallow terrain relics susceptible to damage from heavy forest machinery.
groups of chronologically more sensitive metallic artefacts, fibulae and arrowheads of the so called eastern type. Their quantity,
thanks to the activities of amateur and professional detectorists, has increased significantly during the last few years. Based on
their analysis, the existence of certain Moravian hilltop settlements of the Early Iron Age can be dated to the second half of the
7th century BC. The biggest “boom” of the usage of hilltops can be seen especially in phases Ha C2 and Ha D1, based on the fibulae
and the arrowheads of the eastern type. In the second half of the 6th century BC, or phase Ha D2, period in which the beginning
of hilltop settlements has usually been presumed, a decline in human activities on hilltop sites can be seen, as the evidence of
fewer metallic artefacts suggests.
these detectorists, some of them are deposited at the exhibition located in Provodov, some at the Museum of South-eastern Moravia in Zlín. The set comprises of five Hallstatt Boat type fibulae, with one fibula that has no analogies in Central Europe, and one fibula foot type (Fusszierfibel),
which represents the very first such find from a Ha D3 hillfort in Moravia. The largest set of Scythian arrowheads in Czech Republic (46 pieces) is very important in solving the problematics of the origins of the Hallstatt period hill forts. This set can be dated to the first half of the 6th century, and due to its overall find spectrum and its chronology, the comparison with Hallstatt period hillfort Smolenice Molpír is at hand, as many finds from Rysov have their analogies there.
nichž byly identifikovány aktivity z pozdní doby bronzové, doby halštatské a raného středověku. Ve
všech případech jde o lokality nově zjištěné, nebo takové, u nichž došlo k významnému informačnímu
posunu díky získání nových, jasně datovatelných nálezů. Až na jedinou zastavěnou polohu se všechny
nacházejí v lesním prostředí a jejich evidence je nezbytná především s ohledem na budoucí ochranu
často jen nevýrazných terénních reliktů náchylných k poškození těžkou lesní technikou.