Věra Čulíková
Biographic Data
| ID | 4184852 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Věra Čulíková |
| GIVEN NAMES | Věra |
| FAMILY NAME | Čulíková |
| SIGNATURE | ČULÍKOVÁ V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Czech Academy of Sciences, Institute of Archaeology, Prague |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 46 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Early to high medieval colonization and alluvial landscape transformation of the Labe valley (Czech Republic): Evaluation of Archaeological, Pollen and Macrofossil Evidence
New Plants at Prague Castle and Hradčany in the Early Modern Period: A History of Selected Species
In the Early Modern period, Prague Castle was not only the core of the Bohemian Kingdom, but also one from centres of the economic and political life for all of central Europe. In recent decades, archaeological excavations discovered valuable features and deposits with archaeobotanical assemblages containing unusual and exotic plants, some of them a first in the region and in Europe. The article describes new plants as part of the material world …
Paleolithic hunting in a southern Moravian landscape: The case of Milovice IV, Czech Republic
The Dolní Věstonice–Pavlov–Milovice area (Czech Republic) on the slopes of the Pavlov Hills provides an opportunity for correlating the geomorphology of the Dyje River valley with Gravettian settlement patterns. Although the sites vary in size and complexity, they create a regular chain of strategic locations at elevations between 200 m and 240 m asl. In 2009, a road collapsed into deserted cellars inside the village of Milovice and revealed a co…
Pavlov VI: An Upper Palaeolithic living unit
This newly discovered and excavated site defines an Upper Palaeolithic activity unit consisting of a roasting pit at the centre of an area 5m across. Although the main task was the processing of two mammoths, there were numerous other wild animals in the assemblage. The occupants used flint knives, made bone tools and modelled in baked clay - on which they left their fingerprints, along with imprints of reindeer hair and textiles. Pavlov VI offer…
Paleolithic hunting in a southern Moravian landscape: The case of Milovice IV, Czech Republic
The Dolní Věstonice–Pavlov–Milovice area (Czech Republic) on the slopes of the Pavlov Hills provides an opportunity for correlating the geomorphology of the Dyje River valley with Gravettian settlement patterns. Although the sites vary in size and complexity, they create a regular chain of strategic locations at elevations between 200 m and 240 m asl. In 2009, a road collapsed into deserted cellars inside the village of Milovice and revealed a co…
Pavlov VI: An Upper Palaeolithic living unit
This newly discovered and excavated site defines an Upper Palaeolithic activity unit consisting of a roasting pit at the centre of an area 5m across. Although the main task was the processing of two mammoths, there were numerous other wild animals in the assemblage. The occupants used flint knives, made bone tools and modelled in baked clay - on which they left their fingerprints, along with imprints of reindeer hair and textiles. Pavlov VI offer…
Early to high medieval colonization and alluvial landscape transformation of the Labe valley (Czech Republic): Evaluation of Archaeological, Pollen and Macrofossil Evidence
New Plants at Prague Castle and Hradčany in the Early Modern Period: A History of Selected Species
In the Early Modern period, Prague Castle was not only the core of the Bohemian Kingdom, but also one from centres of the economic and political life for all of central Europe. In recent decades, archaeological excavations discovered valuable features and deposits with archaeobotanical assemblages containing unusual and exotic plants, some of them a first in the region and in Europe. The article describes new plants as part of the material world …
Pavlov VI: An Upper Palaeolithic living unit
This newly discovered and excavated site defines an Upper Palaeolithic activity unit consisting of a roasting pit at the centre of an area 5m across. Although the main task was the processing of two mammoths, there were numerous other wild animals in the assemblage. The occupants used flint knives, made bone tools and modelled in baked clay - on which they left their fingerprints, along with imprints of reindeer hair and textiles. Pavlov VI offer…
Paleolithic hunting in a southern Moravian landscape: The case of Milovice IV, Czech Republic
The Dolní Věstonice–Pavlov–Milovice area (Czech Republic) on the slopes of the Pavlov Hills provides an opportunity for correlating the geomorphology of the Dyje River valley with Gravettian settlement patterns. Although the sites vary in size and complexity, they create a regular chain of strategic locations at elevations between 200 m and 240 m asl. In 2009, a road collapsed into deserted cellars inside the village of Milovice and revealed a co…
New Plants at Prague Castle and Hradčany in the Early Modern Period: A History of Selected Species
In the Early Modern period, Prague Castle was not only the core of the Bohemian Kingdom, but also one from centres of the economic and political life for all of central Europe. In recent decades, archaeological excavations discovered valuable features and deposits with archaeobotanical assemblages containing unusual and exotic plants, some of them a first in the region and in Europe. The article describes new plants as part of the material world …
Early to high medieval colonization and alluvial landscape transformation of the Labe valley (Czech Republic): Evaluation of Archaeological, Pollen and Macrofossil Evidence
Archaeology (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Geology (3 works) · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (2 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (2 works) · Excavation (2 works) · Image Processing and 3D Reconstruction (2 works) · Paleontology (2 works) · Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (2 works) · Settlement (finance (2 works)