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)

FORTHCOMING: Digital spatial modelling for encampment localisation related to the Battle of Mohi (1241), Hungary🔗link be...
04/06/2026

FORTHCOMING: Digital spatial modelling for encampment localisation related to the Battle of Mohi (1241), Hungary

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FORTHCOMING: Formation of Mesolithic hunting campsites: Case studies of the Rydno and Wieliszew sites (Poland)🔗link in c...
03/06/2026

FORTHCOMING: Formation of Mesolithic hunting campsites: Case studies of the Rydno and Wieliszew sites (Poland)

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FORTHCOMING: Structured depositions at Herxheim and elsewhere: Singular events or joint world views?🔗link in comment
30/05/2026

FORTHCOMING: Structured depositions at Herxheim and elsewhere: Singular events or joint world views?

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FORTHCOMING: Petr Pokorný reviews První Evropané. Archeologie počátků evropské identity by Jan Turek📖🔗link in comments
18/05/2026

FORTHCOMING: Petr Pokorný reviews První Evropané. Archeologie počátků evropské identity by Jan Turek📖

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You can now find all AR papers on JSTOR! Check the link in the comment below.
10/05/2026

You can now find all AR papers on JSTOR!

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25/04/2026

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What can a low-end Carolingian sword from Varín🇸🇰 reveal about status, aspiration, and emerging nobility in the early Mi...
30/03/2026

What can a low-end Carolingian sword from Varín🇸🇰 reveal about status, aspiration, and emerging nobility in the early Middle Ages?

A newly analysed sword with a Carolingian K-type pommel represents not a prestigious weapon, but a modest, hard-to-classify product, likely owned by someone striving to display status they could not afford to acquire in elite form.

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FORTHCOMING: Luboš Chroustovský reports on the 2025 symposium of the International Study Group on Music Archaeology
24/03/2026

FORTHCOMING: Luboš Chroustovský reports on the 2025 symposium of the International Study Group on Music Archaeology

Archeologické rozhledy

Do stone grooved hammers from the Late Bronze Age really signal metallurgical activity?A new study examines two stone gr...
22/03/2026

Do stone grooved hammers from the Late Bronze Age really signal metallurgical activity?

A new study examines two stone grooved hammers discovered at in North Moravia. Through use-wear, petrographic, 3D, and SEM/EDX analyses, the author tests the hypothesis that these implements were employed during specific stages of metallurgical workflows. Comparative material from across the Czech Republic provides a broader context for interpreting these tools.

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