Jan Klapste is a professor at the Department of Archaeology at the Charles University in Prague.

"Well written and richly illustrated. This book will offer a new and unique opportunity for an international audience to engage with the medieval archaeology of Europe from a more holistic perspective." - Dr. Hajnalka Herold, Department of Archaeology, University of Exeter "This is an important work for medieval archaeologists as it is the first comprehensive account in English on medieval archaeology in the present-day Czech Republic. [...] The book is well illustrated with plans and reconstructions, of which many have been produced specially for this publication. It is an important work for anyone interested in the medieval archaeology of Central Europe." --Hans Krongaard Kristensen, University of Aarhus, The Medieval Review 17.07.09 "...The book represents a project that was carefully and intricately planned, highly original in the method of presentation and exquisitely documented, containing a total of 140 figures -- maps, site photographs, reconstructions or feature plans -- all of which are profoundly relevant to points made in the text. [...] Klapste's book is truly a highly valuable addition to the literature published in English on the archaeology of medieval East Central Europe. Anyone with an interest in medieval archaeology and history will find it a rich source of information with many new insights." --Florin Curta, University of Florida, Medieval Archaeology 2017, Vol. 61

• 1. Introduction 2. The Rural Milieu 3. Secular Power 4. Churches, Monasteries and Cemeteries 5. Urban Settlement 6. Domestic Features: Heat and Light 7. Technology, Craft and Industry 8. Artefacts, Communication and Symbols 9. Medieval Archaeology: Present and Future

Jan Klapste is a professor at the Department of Archaeology at the Charles University in Prague.

"Well written and richly illustrated. This book will offer a new and unique opportunity for an international audience to engage with the medieval archaeology of Europe from a more holistic perspective." - Dr. Hajnalka Herold, Department of Archaeology, University of Exeter "This is an important work for medieval archaeologists as it is the first comprehensive account in English on medieval archaeology in the present-day Czech Republic. [...] The book is well illustrated with plans and reconstructions, of which many have been produced specially for this publication. It is an important work for anyone interested in the medieval archaeology of Central Europe." --Hans Krongaard Kristensen, University of Aarhus, The Medieval Review 17.07.09 "...The book represents a project that was carefully and intricately planned, highly original in the method of presentation and exquisitely documented, containing a total of 140 figures -- maps, site photographs, reconstructions or feature plans -- all of which are profoundly relevant to points made in the text. [...] Klapste's book is truly a highly valuable addition to the literature published in English on the archaeology of medieval East Central Europe. Anyone with an interest in medieval archaeology and history will find it a rich source of information with many new insights." --Florin Curta, University of Florida, Medieval Archaeology 2017, Vol. 61

• 1. Introduction 2. The Rural Milieu 3. Secular Power 4. Churches, Monasteries and Cemeteries 5. Urban Settlement 6. Domestic Features: Heat and Light 7. Technology, Craft and Industry 8. Artefacts, Communication and Symbols 9. Medieval Archaeology: Present and Future

Jan Klapste is a professor at the Department of Archaeology at the Charles University in Prague.

"Well written and richly illustrated. This book will offer a new and unique opportunity for an international audience to engage with the medieval archaeology of Europe from a more holistic perspective." - Dr. Hajnalka Herold, Department of Archaeology, University of Exeter "This is an important work for medieval archaeologists as it is the first comprehensive account in English on medieval archaeology in the present-day Czech Republic. [...] The book is well illustrated with plans and reconstructions, of which many have been produced specially for this publication. It is an important work for anyone interested in the medieval archaeology of Central Europe." --Hans Krongaard Kristensen, University of Aarhus, The Medieval Review 17.07.09 "...The book represents a project that was carefully and intricately planned, highly original in the method of presentation and exquisitely documented, containing a total of 140 figures -- maps, site photographs, reconstructions or feature plans -- all of which are profoundly relevant to points made in the text. [...] Klapste's book is truly a highly valuable addition to the literature published in English on the archaeology of medieval East Central Europe. Anyone with an interest in medieval archaeology and history will find it a rich source of information with many new insights." --Florin Curta, University of Florida, Medieval Archaeology 2017, Vol. 61

• 1. Introduction 2. The Rural Milieu 3. Secular Power 4. Churches, Monasteries and Cemeteries 5. Urban Settlement 6. Domestic Features: Heat and Light 7. Technology, Craft and Industry 8. Artefacts, Communication and Symbols 9. Medieval Archaeology: Present and Future