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EARLY MEDIEVAL HILLFORTS. COMMENTS ON THE CONSTRUCTION AND LIFESPAN OF FORTIFICATIONS BASED ON MODERN RECONSTRUCTIONS IN MODRÁ NEAR VELEHRAD

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Galuška L.
Slovenská archeológia (Slovak Archaeology)
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2021
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vol. 69
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issue suppl 2
449 – 466
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The paper discusses questions related to the determination of the lifespan and functionality of wood-soil fortifications of early medieval hillforts. The paper builds on our experiences gained during nearly twenty years of observations at the archaeological open-air museum in Modrá near Velehrad in Moravia, Czech Republic. We compare our findings with other archaeological open-air museums and research concerning fortifications. The paper presents older as well as the most recent reconstructions of fortifications built in Modrá between the years 2020 and 2021. Those constructions are then compared with similar fortifications recently reconstructed on the Bojná-Valy hillfort near Topoľčany in Western Slovakia. Finally, we briefly discuss several questions concerning hillforts and their fortifications in the Great Moravian times (9th c.).
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ROMÁNSKA HRADBA A ROMÁNSKA VEŽA POD BUDOVAMI NA SEVERNÝCH HRADBÁCH BRATISLAVSKÉHO HRADU. PRVÉ INFORMÁCIE O NÁLEZE

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Samuel M., Matejka M.
Slovenská archeológia (Slovak Archaeology)
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2023
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vol. 71
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issue suppl. 3
233 – 248
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The paper presents the results of the latest archaeological research of the Bratislava Castle. Exceptionally well-preserved constructions of a wooden earthen rampart from the 9 th(?) – 11th c., remains of a stone Romanesque wall built on the crown of a burnt rampart and the remains of a quadratic Romanesque tower built into the wall around the middle of the 13th c. were discovered in the basements of modern buildings forming the northern edge of the castle area.
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