Research Assessment of Urnfield Culture in the North-East Part of White Carpathian Mountains in the Context of Landscape and Its Utilisation

Adam Gašpar

Acta musealia 2017/1-2:8-27 | DOI: 10.62317/amu.2017.001  

The objective of this contribution is to critically assess the research of the period of Urnfield culture (Late Bronze Age) in the area of the White Carpathian Mountains in the context of the landscape as it was then and its utilisation. For this reason natural conditions as they were at that time are outlined and a complex comparison was conducted of archaeological components on both the Moravian and Slovakian sides of the researched region. The number of observed sites is considerably distorted due to different research activities along both sides of the state border. While on the Slovakian side of the region in question there were more archaeologists...

The settlement traces from Neolithic period and Bronze Age between Nivnice and Uherský Brod

Jaroslav Bartík, Jakub Langr, Hana Nohálová, Tomáš Chrástek, Jiří Novotný

Acta musealia 2017/1-2:28-47 | DOI: 10.62317/amu.2017.002  

A new archaeological site was discovered in 2016 in connection with the reconstruction of road No. II/490 linking the town of Uherský Brod to village of Nivnice. During a rescue archaeological excavation it was possible to examine a grain pit dating to the Bronze Age. The excavated object offered a small collection of archaeological material consisting of ceramics, daub, animal bone material, macro lithic stone industry and unfired clay matter. Newly discovered traces of settlement activities enrich, above all, our up to date knowledge of the structure and density of settlement, subsistence model and utilisation of abiotic resources at the Neolithic...

Trenčín Road. One of the Most Significant Historical Land Connections between East Moravia and the Valley of the River Váh

Dušan Cendelín

Acta musealia 2017/1-2:48-71 | DOI: 10.62317/amu.2017.003  

Research of history involves several procedures, which, only in their entirety, provide a certain, more precise, view of the researched topic. Should we exclude the always emotionally biased, and usually rather distorted, simple subjective human memory, or its long-term transfer in the form of a so called tradition, there remain only two valid procedures of gaining knowledge, which are suitable for serious application in historiography.The first area includes a wide range of written resources. Some of these have a direct bearing on definitive historical events; others merely document a period detail from economic, spiritual or social affairs of...

Stonemason's Workshop of František Lang from Želechovice

Aleš Naňák

Acta musealia 2017/1-2:72-84 | DOI: 10.62317/amu.2017.004  

The article focuses on the stonemason's workshop of František Lang from Želechovice. This stonemason, producing typical neo-gothic shapes, created his works (stone pedestals with iron crosses, stone crosses with metal corpus) for donators of Zlín area as well as area of Valašské Klobouky in the second half of the 19th century. The article follows the development of the workshop, describes Lang's work identified in the countryside, including the history of his works, which was reconstructed based on written resources.

Professional Woodworking School in Valašské Meziříčí Assisting with Preservation of Historical Monuments in the Wallachia Region (1874-1918)

Jan Matyáš

Acta musealia 2017/1-2:86-103 | DOI: 10.62317/amu.2017.005  

The article dedicated to Professional Woodworking School in Valašské Meziříčí focuses on its involvement in relation to preservation of historical monuments in the Wallachia region at the time of Austro-Hungarian Monarchy. Chronologically, the researched period is defined by the date of founding the professional school (1874) and the date of disintegration of Austro-Hungarian Monarchy (1918). The research is based, above all, on archival materials of the Central Commission and the Annual Reports of the school. Based on these resources, it was established that the professional school joined the program of preservation of historical monuments primarily...

For Nothing Gets so Forgotten as a Dialect (František Bartoš)

Stanislava Kloferová

Acta musealia 2017/1-2:104-114 | DOI: 10.62317/amu.2017.006  

Department of dialectology of the Institute for Czech language of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic follows both the development and the current situation of dialects of Czech national language. The department completed a six-tome Czech Language Atlas, which is the basis for researching the current spoken language. They are now working on the Dictionary of Local Names in Moravia and Silesia, which represents an extensive set of local names embedded in local speech, and prepare publication of a so far the most comprehensive lexicographic work bearing on Czech language: National Dictionary of Czech Language Dialects. Every year they also...

Archaeology of the Second World War Battlefield Sites in the White Carpathian Mountains An Example Excavation of the Grave of a German Soldier Killed near the Village of Horní Němčí in April 1945

Jaroslav Bartík, Tomáš Chrástek

Acta musealia 2017/1-2:116-133 | DOI: 10.62317/amu.2017.007  

In the spring months of the year 1945, the Second World War front moved through the border area of the White Carpathian Mountains. This event can be taken as the beginning of liberation of the South East Moravia from German occupation. Until today, in many places of the White Carpathian Mountains numerous traces of liberation fighting can still be found. Apart from visible terrain relics there are a great number of metallic finds of military nature as well as military equipment, which are known mainly due to the activities of amateur metal detector hunters. Lately, however, we more and more often see excavations by professional archaeologists, this...

Edukační projekt "Od pračlověka k archeologovi"

Samuel Španihel

Acta musealia 2017/1-2:182-184  

Edukační programy Včelařství a Bylinkářství v Rymicích

Martina Václaviková

Acta musealia 2017/1-2:186-189  

Modely lidového stavitelství ve sbírce Muzea jihovýchodní Moravy ve Zlíně, zvláště modely vizovické firmy Zigal

Alena Prudká

Acta musealia 2017/1-2:190-200  

Doplňky k válečným osudům Jana A. Bati

Zdeněk Pokluda

Acta musealia 2017/1-2:202-208 | DOI: 10.62317/amu.2017.017  

Pocta Františku Bartošovi 2016-2017

Jana Koštuříková

Acta musealia 2017/1-2:212-217  

Pedagogická činnost Františka Bartoše

František Hýbl

Acta musealia 2017/1-2:218-223  

K životnímu jubileu Františka Zusky

Jana Koštuříková

Acta musealia 2017/1-2:224-229  

PhDr. Jiří Kohoutek, CSc. (30. 7. 1952 - 5. 11. 2007)

Jana Langová

Acta musealia 2017/1-2:230-232  

K 50. výročí úmrtí Ladislava Rutteho

Karel Pavlištík

Acta musealia 2017/1-2:234-236  

Eduard Staša, kronikář stavebních proměn Zlína

Hana Kuslová

Acta musealia 2017/1-2:238-241  

Josef Vaňhara

Yvona Činčová

Acta musealia 2017/1-2:242-244  

Jaroslav Žíla-Lipjan - národopisný pracovník

Alena Prudká

Acta musealia 2017/1-2:246-249  

Miroslava Štýbrová: Docela obyčejné boty. Boty neobyčejně zvláštní

Marie Borošová

Acta musealia 2017/1-2:252-257  

Křižovatky muzejní pedagogiky na konferenci Muzeum a škola 2017

Blanka Petráková

Acta musealia 2017/1-2:136-139  

Současný stav a perspektivy studia muzejní pedagogiky na Univerzitě Palackého v Olomouci

Petra Šobáňová

Acta musealia 2017/1-2:140-155  

Půlstoletí muzejně-pedagogického vzdělávání na brněnské muzeologii

Lucie Jagošová

Acta musealia 2017/1-2:156-161  

Shrnutí výsledků projektu Sociální dialog v oblasti kultury a sociálních služeb (2014-2015)

Dagmar Jelínková

Acta musealia 2017/1-2:162-168  

Evropské přesahy muzejní edukace

Denisa Brejchová

Acta musealia 2017/1-2:170-173  

Boj s větrnými mlýny aneb činnost edukátora v Severočeské galerii výtvarného umění v Litoměřicích

Olga Kubelková

Acta musealia 2017/1-2:174-179