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To browse Academia. Story of Mojmirid Moravia in context of the European ninth century and Carolingian frontier. It focuses on the strongholds of the 10th and the beginning of the 11the century, when Moravia was strongly affected by Polish power and cultural influence.
The paper relates to the development of the significant North Moravian Early and High Medieval Centre from the 9th to the 12th century. The rich assemblage of material culture mostly from 11th century shows the specific and common features of the find spectrum of this time.. Nada Profantova. Strongholds as a settlement form as well as a cultural phenomenon began to permeate the Bohemian cultural landscape in the eighth century at the very latest.
We will evaluate the differences between the strongholds, and, based on burial grounds, we will consider the social differentiation within those strongholds that were part of larger agglomerations. Within this framework, we will also partially target other groups of sources traditionally associated with the elite. By combining the individual phenomena illustrated in the maps Figs. The construction of new strongholds and changes in their network as they were seen and interpreted in the s by J.
The question is, however, if other factors such as the economy could influence these changes. Jana Gryc. This paper focuses on practical function, social significance and symbolic meaning of early medieval central places from the East-Central Europe, in particular from the area of so-called Great Moravia, which was a important pre- state formation on the eastern periphery of the Frankish Empire.
It is argued that the vast local agglomerations were not mere military forts, but very complex centres — genuine civitates or urbs of Moravian Slavs as they are mentioned in Royal Frankish Annals. Only rarely can we identify the settlements known from Carolingian written sources with specific places.
