Publications
- Mutual relationships of profane and sacral architecture of the 13. century in the czech and austrian lands presentation of a bilateral research project. PART I: basic circumstances, historical context and a negative definition of the methodics of interdiciplinary research of the eldest stone architecture in the high medieval towns of central europe.2006 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- Mutual relationships of profane and sacral architecture of the 13. century in the czech and austrian lands presentation of a bilateral research project.2006 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Two monumental sacral buildings of the 13. century in Hainburg upon Danube. Part one: middle-european (dis)integration reflected by the process of interdisciplinary research, historical awareness and preservation of the medieval heritage a town in easternmost town in Austria2016 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- The ties between southern Bohemia and Upper Austria as a long term2013 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- Verbindungen Südböhmens mit Oberösterreich als ein Prozess von langer Dauer2013 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- Actual problems of the interdisciplinary research of the medieval parrish organization and especially of the parrish centres of the eldest towns in the county/dukedom of Austria from the point of view of the modern historiiographical research2007 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- Historic context of the profane and sacral building works under the last Babenberks and king Přemysl Otakar II. (1252-1278) in Hainburg an der Donau and the struggle for the protection and research of a medieval cultural heritage of the lands of the Czech crown 1998-2004 +12005 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- Historic context of the profane and sacral building works under the last Babenberks and king Přemysl Otakar II. (1252-1278) in Hainburg an der Donau and the struggle for the protection and research... +12005 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Forum Urbes Medii Aevi V. The Fortification of Medieval Towns in the Central Europe.Publication without faculty affiliation
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