This page is periodically updated with images and video of materials pertinent to
the Czech American Archaeological Field School. Click on an image for a larger version.
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Part of the 2004 crew at work in a light rain.
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2006 Crew
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2008 Crew (visiting Asparn, Austria)
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2006 Crew at Work (Opening Grid)
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Theodolite and Mapping Training (2006)
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DEM (Digital Elevation Model) from Hrad Bilovice (Neolithic, excavated by COD students)
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Preparing a Feature for Mapping (2008)
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It's Dead, Jim! (Excavating a Deer skeleton 2008)
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Human Burial from Pohansko, 9th century, AD. Note the crossed long bones on the
chest may be a common regional reaction to misfortune sometimes attributed to vampirism.
(Photo courtesy of Dr. Jiri Machacek)
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The importance of horses even in cultures not traditionally considered nomadic or
Steppe-derived is reflected in the burial of these animals. Here, and on Anglo-Saxon
sites, the warrior elite seem to have marked their prominence through such burials.
(Photo courtesy of Dr. Jiri Machacek).
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A wooden-lined well under excavation at Pohansko. (Photo courtesy of Dr. Jiri Machacek)
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Miscellaneous items of personal adornment and trappings from Pohansko. (Photo courtesy
of Jiri Machacek).
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Replicated Great Moravian earring from the Pohansko excavations. (Photo courtesy of
Dr. Jiri Machacek).
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Charles Bridge in Praqgue (2006)
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