Archeologické rozhledy

Archeologické rozhledy Diamond Open Access journal publishing archaeological research with a focus on the Central European region Papers are published in English, Czech and Slovak.

Archeologické rozhledy is an Open Access peer-reviewed journal published since 1949 by the Institute of Archaeology of the Czech Academy of Sciences in Prague. In four issues per year, it presents original archaeological research, topical reviews, debates, and reviews of new archaeological literature. ISSN 0323-1267 (Print)

ISSN 2570-9151 (Online)

We wish you a peaceful Christmas and a fruitful year 2026 filled with interesting discoveries.The editorial team of Arch...
18/12/2025

We wish you a peaceful Christmas and a fruitful year 2026 filled with interesting discoveries.

The editorial team of Archeologické Rozhledy would like to sincerely thank all our readers, authors, and reviewers for their support and valuable contributions throughout the year.

Early medieval strongholds in Western Greater Poland predate the rise of the Piast state but remain unevenly studied. In...
17/12/2025

Early medieval strongholds in Western Greater Poland predate the rise of the Piast state but remain unevenly studied. In her topical review, Mizerka-Urbaniak surveys around 30 known sites, highlighting their diversity and strong potential to rethink chronology, function, and micro-regional settlement networks in early medieval Poland.

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12/12/2025

FORTHCOMING: A few notes in the defence of the Great Moravian market system by Michal Hlavica

The paper contributes to the discussion started by the recent paper of J. Macháček on the role of Great Moravian agglomerations and their hinterlands.

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What does a fragment of a copper hammer-axe from Krhov (Moravia) reveal about Early Eneolithic metalworking and exchange...
09/12/2025

What does a fragment of a copper hammer-axe from Krhov (Moravia) reveal about Early Eneolithic metalworking and exchange? The paper by Peška et al. shows that the piece closely parallels Székely-Nádudvar and Handlová forms, but its chemical composition differs from classic Handlová copper. Instead, it aligns with the newly defined Hrádok copper group, pointing to distinct metallurgical practices and far-reaching connections in the Early Eneolithic.

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Where did the Gravettian inhabitants of the Milovice I site obtain the radiolarite for their tools? Did they use local g...
05/12/2025

Where did the Gravettian inhabitants of the Milovice I site obtain the radiolarite for their tools? Did they use local gravels or distant Carpathian sources? The paper by Moník et al. examines this question and shows that most radiolarite was imported from the Western Carpathians, with only occasional use of local gravels during shortages.

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01/12/2025

New issue just landed on our website!

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FORTHCOMING: Tomáš Kroupa reviews "Guidelines for the Use of Airborne Laser Scanning (LiDAR) in Archaeology" edited by R...
23/11/2025

FORTHCOMING: Tomáš Kroupa reviews "Guidelines for the Use of Airborne Laser Scanning (LiDAR) in Archaeology" edited by Rebecca Bennett and David Cowley

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FORTHCOMING: State of research on early medieval strongholds in Western Greater Poland🔗link in comment
22/10/2025

FORTHCOMING: State of research on early medieval strongholds in Western Greater Poland

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FORTHCOMING: Fragment of an Early Eneolithic copper hammer-axe from Krhov in Moravia as a representative of the Hrádok m...
09/10/2025

FORTHCOMING: Fragment of an Early Eneolithic copper hammer-axe from Krhov in Moravia as a representative of the Hrádok material group

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FORTHCOMING: From foreign prototype to local production:Finds of post-medieval ceramic vessels from Poland as evidence o...
03/10/2025

FORTHCOMING: From foreign prototype to local production:
Finds of post-medieval ceramic vessels from Poland as evidence of the continuity of influence networks

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17/09/2025

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