Study programmes
Classes
- The Introduction to the Archaeology of the Early Middle AgesAPA100010 | Faculty of Arts
- Europe in Prehistory and in the Early Middle AgesAPA111001 | Faculty of Arts
- The History of Prehistoric PeriodsAPA100001 | Faculty of Arts
- The Introduction to the Archaeology of the High Middle AgesAPA100011 | Faculty of Arts
- The Archaeological Practice IAPA100028 | Faculty of Arts
- The Exercise with the Archaeological Material IIIAPA100036 | Faculty of Arts
- The Archaeological Practice IIAPA100061 | Faculty of Arts
- Practice to Settlement Study - Settlement Context of the Romance Sacral Architecture +1APA100071 | Faculty of Arts
- The Theory in the ArchaeologyAPA110002 | Faculty of Arts
- The Exercise to the History of the Medieval Settlement 1APA110014 | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- Language, Material Culture and Ethnifying on the Carolingian Borders2018 | Faculty of Arts
- Social Context of the Slavic-German Language Contact : North-eastern Bavaria and the Eger Region in the Early Middle Ages2017 | Faculty of Arts
- The Social Context of the Slavic-German Language Contact: North-eastern Bavaria and the Cheb Region in the Early Middle Ages2016 | Faculty of Arts
- The Hydronymy of the Cheb District in the Context of Northeast Bavaria: On the question of the language situation in the Early Middle Ages2015 | Faculty of Arts
- Central-Eastern Europe: Historical Archaeology2014 | Faculty of Arts
- Anthropogenic soils in a marginal landscape - Fortified manorial sites in the woodland edge zone in western Czechia2024 | Faculty of Arts
- Abandonment of rural settlements in the Late Medieval Period. The Cheb region and the Slavkov Forest2023 | Faculty of Arts
- Multivariate analysis reveals spatial variability of soil geochemical signals in the area of a medieval manorial farm2023 | Faculty of Arts
- A landscape of two linguistic worlds and its investigation using a clustering method: A contribution to the possibilities of DBSCAN in archaeological-linguistic research2023 | Faculty of Arts
- Spatial analysis of archaeological and linguistic data reveals the boundaries of Frankish power in Northern Bavaria +12023 | Faculty of Arts
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