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ANALÝZA RASTLINNÝCH MAKROZVYŠKOV ZO VZORIEK SEDIMENTU A ODTLAČKOV NA MAZANICI A KERAMIKE ZO VČASNOSTREDOVEKÝCH SÍDLISKOVÝCH OBJEKTOV V HURBANOVE-BOHATEJ

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Hlavatá J.
Študijné zvesti
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2013
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issue 54
129 - 143
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Various archaeological features dated back to several historical periods have been uncovered during the rescue excavation of settlement site in Hurbanovo-Bohatá. The aim of this work is to present results of archaeobotanical analysis dealing with plant macro-remains from the soil samples and several types of imprints in daub and pottery from Early Medieval features, especially those from 8th cent. AD. The soil samples were taken only from one archaeological feature (5/05) as a judgement samples. Fragments of daub and pottery were found in archaeological features 4/05, 5/05, 7/05 and also from an archaeological layer in section no. 4. These fragments were bearing imprints of a several plant segments and also of a timber and reed. For the purpose of the fragments analysis the descriptive system based on previous studies was used. The presented analysis has been included in author´s diploma thesis.
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PRÍRODNÉ VEDY A VÝSKUM STARÝCH MAYOV

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Gregor M., Hlavatá J., Kováč M., Kovár B., Milo P.
Študijné zvesti
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2012
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issue 52
141 - 157
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The first Slovak archaeological excavations in the geographic area of Mesoamerica were conducted in 2009 and 2010. Headed by prof. M. Kováč, excavations were organized by the Slovak Archaeological and Historical Institute. H ere we present a brief summary of the results and basic information about the first two seasons in the Mayan city of Uaxactun focusing on the application of various methods in archaeology, borrowed from the natural sciences. This is a preliminary report as further exploration of the site is in progress. Particularly important results are the identification of volcanic ash used as temper in Maya ceramics and identification of the optimal method for the geophysical survey. We expect interesting results by palynology and archaeobotany.
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