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Cílem příspěvku je rozbor jedinečně zachované dřevěné konstrukce, která byla objevena při záchranném archeologickém výzkumu parcely v Radniční ulici čp. 138/11 v roce 1993. Dřevěná konstrukce byla interpretována jako základ roubené stavby nadzemního domu, který se nacházel v uliční čáře při domovém průčelí. Rozbor keramiky z výplně objektu datuje tuto stavbu do první poloviny 14. století. V příspěvku jsou hodnoceny další pozůstatky dřevěných konstrukcí nalezené při archeologických výzkumech a stavebně historických průzkumech v historickém jádru města. Je rekonstruován také prostorový vývoj zástavby na dotčené parcele a řešena otázka vztahu dřevěné stavby k dalším archeologicky prozkoumaným objektům.

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The study endeavours to analyze the urban space as a specific school historical source and examines its possible use in the context of Czech history teaching. It describes some inspiring concepts and methods connected with the category of space in different disciplines (urban studies, memory studies, historiography, heritage) and suggests several teaching activities applied to the urban spaces in the South Bohemian city of České Budějovice.

The aim of this contribution is to evaluate a rescue excavation of 1993 which was carried out on the plot of house no. 138/11 in Radniční Street. During the excavation, important situations documenting the local settlement and spatial development from the town’s foundation in around 1265 until the early modern period were unearthed which can be compared with the building historical survey of the house. The settlement development on the above plot was reconstructed in 6 phases on the basis of stratigraphic relationships and relative dating with the help of medieval and modern period pottery. The chronological model is based on statistical methods of Correspondence and Principal component analysis which enables us to independently study and interpret mutual correlations between stratigraphic units (contexts) and pottery elements. At the same time the evaluation contributes to the knowledge of a regional sequence of medieval and modern period pottery from České Budějovice and its wider hinterland. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The present study deals with the work of the Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer in the diocese of České Budějovice in the 1920s. At the request of the Czechoslovak party, Pope Benedict XV shortly after 1918 decided that the redemptorist college in České Budějovice would be attached to the Prague province and the remaining three German ones transformed into a special viceprovincie, subordinated to the general order in Rome. This act aroused a strong resistance of the public, especially among local German Catholics. The study analyzes the background of this important decision, which did not only influence the ideas of the Holy See about religious conditions in Czechoslovakia, but also influenced the life of the religious community in České Budějovice. The whole dispute represents one of the most strained diplomatic conflicts in Czechoslovak-Vatican relations between the two world wars. The study is based on a large source base which put the influence of the redemptorists in the diocese of České Budějovice into the wider political-religious context of the time. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

A fragment of a face vessel from České Budějovice in the context of medieval to modern drinking vessels with anthropomorphic decoration. During the excavation in the courtyard of the České Budějovice town hall in 1996-1997, a fragment of a vessel with an embossed relief in the form of a stylized female face was discovered. The fragment was originally considered as part of an anthropomorphic aquamanile. On the basis of comparative studies of anthropomorphic pottery with embossed relief decoration in the form of human faces, referred to as face-mask jugs (Gesichtsgefäße in German), the find was reinterpreted and ascribed to a group of luxurious tableware which might belong to a group known as face or wedding goblets. The contribution deals with analysis of hitherto scarce examples of medieval anthropomorphic drinking vessels in the territory of Bohemia and Moravia and their foreign analogies which reached our country as long-distance imports or were manufactured as local immitations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article discusses a book focusing on migration strategies as exemplified by the area surrounding the city of České Budějovice in the second half of the eighteenth century. Formally, the peasant population in Bohemia was bound in serfdom until 1781, which has until recently been believed to have considerably curtailed its mobility. The underlying research is based mostly on letters of discharge and registers of births, marriages and deaths. The author sets out to explain the migration strategies followed by the residents of villages situated in the surroundings of a major urban center. He discusses the migrants’ main motivations and the ways in which they tried to relocate within the bounds of the law. Special attention is paid to movements relating to labor markets and matrimony. The issue of migration strategies is discussed against a vast social background.

The members of the Zink family ran a bookbinding workshop in České Budějovice for 140 years. From the activities of the two last bookbinding masters, two accounting books with records for the years 1788-1804 and 1817-1868 have been preserved. These books are unique sources on the clientele of the bookbinding workshop, the volume of the bookbinding work performed and the amount of the prices charged for it. After more than two centuries, they make it possible to identify the authors of book bindings of a number of official books preserved in the collections of the state district archives in České Budějovice. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The paper deals with evidence for medieval leatherworking in České Budějovice based on movable finds. The numerous collection of artefacts coming from several rescue excavations in the city centre especially contains parts of shoes and various refuse. Finds such as scabbards, belts, straps and a poach are represented to a lesser degree. The core of the collection consists of finds from the inner section of house no. 3 in Přemysl Otakar II Square. Its composition indicates the existence of a cobbler's workshop there at the close of the 13th century. The remaining artefacts come from former cesspits and wells and date from the 15th and 16th centuries. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The study endeavours to analyze the urban space as a specific school historical source and examines its possible use in the context of Czech history teaching. It describes some inspiring concepts and methods connected with the category of space in different disciplines (urban studies, memory studies, historiography, heritage) and suggests several teaching activities applied to the urban spaces in the South Bohemian city of České Budějovice. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Při archeologickém výzkumu na nádvoří městské radnice v letech 1996–1997 byly odkryty části tří až čtyř původních městských parcel s hospodářským a provozním zázemím městských domů, které předcházely výstavbě renesanční městské radnice v polovině 16. století. Z archeologického výzkumu bylo získáno velké množství artefaktů, které byly předmětem studia středověké a novověké materiální kultury. Předkládaný rozbor se věnuje artefaktům materiálově rozděleným na středověkou a novověkou užitkovou (kuchyňskou, stolní a zásobní) keramiku, novověké keramické dýmky, kamnářskou keramiku, předměty ze skla, železa, barevných kovů a na mince. Soubor artefaktů je první ucelenou sondou do sociálně-ekonomického života městských domácností v průběhu středověku a novověku v Českých Budějovicích.

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