RADIOCARBON DATING OF MULTIPLE MATERIALS FOR CLARIFYING THE FORMATION OF THE MEDIEVAL SETTLEMENT ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF PRAGUE CASTLE (CZECH REPUBLIC)-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

RADIOCARBON DATING OF MULTIPLE MATERIALS FOR CLARIFYING THE FORMATION OF THE MEDIEVAL SETTLEMENT ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF PRAGUE CASTLE (CZECH REPUBLIC)

Published:2023-04-11 Issue: Volume: Page:1-10
ISSN:0033-8222
Container-title:Radiocarbon
language:en
Short-container-title:Radiocarbon

Author:

Tomanová Pavla^ORCID,Světlík Ivo^ORCID,Pachnerová Brabcová Kateřina^ORCID,Kočár Petr,Kyselý René

Abstract

ABSTRACT An archaeological excavation conducted on U Kasáren St. in the Prague Castle area (Czech Republic) in 2020 revealed the remains of a medieval settlement consisting of houses of different constructions (pit dwelling, masonry construction), pyrotechnical (possibly metallurgical) features and unspecified pits. The excavation also revealed evidence of fire events and traces of viniculture on the outskirts of the Prague Castle area. Archaeological data allowed only a rough dating of the investigated settlement in the 10th–13th centuries. This paper presents the results of the radiocarbon dating of various materials (animal bones, archaeobotanical samples) from the settlement features and the contribution of the results to the clarification of the chronology of the site.

Publisher

Cambridge University Press (CUP)

Subject

General Earth and Planetary Sciences,Archeology

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