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The present study focuses on the Stroked Pottery Culture settlement in Nová Ves near Oslavany cadastral district. The authors proceed from previous knowledge of the settlement in the area of interest during the Early and Late Neolithic (JAROŠ 1972; KOŠTUŘÍK 1977-78; HÁJEK -- HUMPOLOVÁ -- ČEREVKOVÁ 2016, 5-34). The main aim of the study is to complement the information on local settlement of the above-mentioned culture and to outline a comprehensive picture of settlement development during the whole Neolithic Period. Besides the previously published information (see the references above), the authors base themselves mainly on the analysis of ceramic finds of the Stroked Pottery Culture stored in the Moravian Museum collections. The analysis of this material constitutes a substantial part of the present study. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

As regards prehistoric settlement, the cadastral district of Blučina represents a territory which is important not only within the neighbourhood of Brno. The location of this area and its landscape configuration predestined it to be sought out from the Palaeolithic already, which is evidenced by lithic tools and bones of Pleistocene fauna. The best explored locality within the cadastral district is the tract of land “Cezavy”, where excavations have already been carried out from the turn between the 19th–20th centuries with the aim to localise the Bronze Age settlement. Among important discoveries also is the evidence of Neolithic funerary activities. In this paper, the authors focused on settlement in the cadastral district of Blučina at the time of the Linear Pottery Culture (LBK). One of the main sources of study became the archaeological finds deposited in collections of the Moravian Museum. Since it is a very variegated assemblage of finds from diverse chronological periods and geographical segments of the landscape, this paper is mainly intended to give a basic overview of local LBK settlement. The relevant information was acquired by summarising the hitherto published information and by analysing the material of this collection. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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