ATELIER P2POTTERY
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| Peter & Pavol Vozárik | ||
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ARCHAEOLOGY |
Our activity is closely connected with history and one of sciences dealing with history is also archaeology. Pottery finds from archaeological research help us not only clarify the technologies of their manufacturing and designing but at the same time they provide information about cultures which existed here long time ago. Our aspirations are not only to produce pottery replicas from archaeological research but we also would like to get as much information as possible about original manufacturers and about finding situations. That is why archaeology is our prime interest. If time allows us to do so we participate in archaeological research works too. Besides taking part in lesser research activities in cooperation with the Trenčín Museum we try to participate in some more extensive research at least once a year. |
ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH in P.O.HVIEZDOSLAV Street in TRENČÍN |
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on the area |
documenting the finding situation, |
finding situation |
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finding a painted jug |
The finds were dated from the period of developed and late Middle Ages (12th – 15th centuries) and from the period of the New Age (16th – 19th centuries) |
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excavated pot |
the pot after restoration |
tiny jug with handle in situ |
the jug after restoration |
SLAVIC BURIAL MOUND TRENČÍN - KUBRA |
Research leader PhDr. Matej Ruttkay, CSc. |
Research supervised from the Czech part by |
from the Slovak part by Beáta Černická Mgr |
MASARYK UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF ARTS |
Archaeological Institute of Slovak Academy of Sciences in Nitra |
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For the purposes of geophysical research preceding the research itself, a SM-5 magnetometer was used |
Beáta Černická Mgr and Peter Milo Mgr |
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cleaning a skeletal burial place |
students excavating the mound |
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Slavic pottery vessel find |
the vessel after restoration |
