- Locomotory Apparatus and Health Status of the Early Medieval Population in Great Moravia (Czech Republic)2005 | Faculty of Science, Central Library of Charles University
- Locomotory Apparatus and Health Status of the Early Medieval Population in Great Moravia (Czech Republic)Publication without faculty affiliation
- Frequency of long bones fractures in Early Medieval European populations: Frankish Empire vs. Great Moravian EmpirePublication without faculty affiliation
- Early medieval diet in childhood and adulthood and its reflection in the dental health of a Central European population (Mikulčice, 9th–10th centuries, Czech Republic)2019 | Faculty of Science, Central Library of Charles University
- Trace Elements in Human Skeletal Material from the Great Moravian Burial Site at Mikulčice-Kostelisko2008 | First Faculty of Medicine
- The impact of using new and conventional methods for the age-at-death estimation in a Czech medieval population (Mikulcice, 9th-10th century): the relationship between age-at-death and linear enamel hypoplasia2020 | Faculty of Science
- The biological diversity of the early medieval European population in light of non-metric traits: Frankish empire versus great Moravia EmpirePublication without faculty affiliation
- Residential mobility in Great Moravia: strontium isotope analysis of a population sample from the early medieval site of Mikulcice-Valy (ninth-tenth centuries)2021 | Faculty of Science, Central Library of Charles University
- Early medieval mass grave at Budeč hillfort from bioarchaeological perspective2019 | Faculty of Arts
- The shape variability of human tibial epiphyses in an early medieval Great Moravian population (9th-10th century AD): A geometric morphometric assessment2014 | Faculty of Science, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- The size and shape of the human pelvis: a comparative study of modern and medieval age populations2021 | First Faculty of Medicine, Central Library of Charles University, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport, Second Faculty of Medicine, Third Faculty of Medicine