- Graffiti Spaces2010 | Faculty of Arts
- Graffiti, City, and Anthropology2017 | Faculty of Arts
- HISTORICAL GRAFFITI AS SOURCES2018 | Faculty of Humanities
- A project of Visitors' Graffiti Database2006 | Faculty of Arts
- The phraseology of the visitors' graffiti. A preliminary report of the graffiti database2006 | Faculty of Arts
- Graffit i: what they want to say?2015 | Faculty of Arts
- Graffiti as a part of the urban space: The example of the Bubeneč district of Prague2020 | Faculty of Science
- The Visitors' Graffiti of Dynasties XVIII and XIX in Abusir and Saqqara2007 | Faculty of Arts
- A culture of 'graffity' - a speech of empy souls1999 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Egyptian historical thought: the visitors' graffiti of the New Kingdom at Saqqara and Abusir as a case study2006 | Faculty of Arts
- Historic spontaneously motivated writings and drawings2017 | Faculty of Humanities
- The Riddles on the Walls - 19th dynasty visitors' graffiti in Saqqara2003 | Faculty of Arts
- Graffiti2002 | Faculty of Arts
- Urbánní folklor na hranici zákona : Etické aspekty orálně historického výzkumu subkultury graffiti2023 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Spontaneous inscriptions and drawings for the purposes of social and cultural sciences2016 | Faculty of Humanities
- Political graffiti in the political symbolic space of Prague, Czechia2022 | Faculty of Science
- Foreword2007 | Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- A project of Visitors’ Graffiti DatabasePublication without faculty affiliation
- Basquiat : Artist and Man2019 | Faculty of Education
- Late Dynastic, Graeco-Roman, and Christian Times; Post-New Kingdom Graffiti2016 | Faculty of Arts
- Peden, A. J., The graffiti of Pharaonic Egypt: scope and roles of informal writings2002 | Faculty of Arts
- TracesPublication without faculty affiliation
- The Valley of the Kings - After the Kings2017 | Faculty of Arts
- Thracian Grey Ware in Bulgaria: Pistiros and Other Sites2009 | Faculty of Arts
- Foreword2015 | Faculty of Arts
- As a Bird in a Cage : Epigraphic sources of Ancient Levant2013 | Faculty of Arts, Protestant Theological Faculty
- From Hogarth to Nosferatu. The Iconographic History of the Madman's Wall Motif2023 | Faculty of Arts
- Hieratic inscriptions in the Old Kingdom tombs at Abusir2018 | Faculty of Arts
- A note on an incised inscription from Djedkare's pyramid complex2018 | Faculty of Arts
- 'Deo Magno Mercurio Adoravit...' - The Latin Language and its Use in Sacred Spaces and Contexts in Roman Egypt2021 | Faculty of Arts