Museum of primeval ages. Presents painted reconstructions of lifestyle and animals in stone age.

Excavations in town and castle with basic information about findings.

From Czech Happenings, archaeologists have found a unique about 6,000-year-old statuette of a human head from the Neolithic period near Postrelmov.

The Celtic oppida of Bohemia are a representative of a particular type of extensive hillfort that originated in the late La Tène period, and which has been investigated in the form of usually prolonged, intensive archaeological excavation. Antiquity Vol 78 No 302 December 2004.

Jiri Machacek explains what excavations since 1958 have uncovered of this important 6th-10th-century hillfort in the Czech Republic. Illustrations include reconstruction drawings.

A survey of the site conducted by Vladimír Podborsky in 1964 was followed-up soon afterwoods with a research large-scale excavation by the Department of Archaeology from Brno.