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The closing date for contributions to this section is the last day of February of the year in question.

Contributions must contain the following:
 

Heading in the format “Municipality (k. ú. - cadastre, okr. - district)”

The cadastre should only be specified if the municipality consists of more than one cadastre (see examples below)

Header containing the following items separated by full stops:

·         Track name

·         Dating and cultural classification

·         Locality type

·         Research type

·         Storage of finds

·         Collections, isolated finds, depots and other events whose position is not precisely known should be measured to a single point, stating the radius within which the event took place

Text body briefly describing the find situation and its interpretation. Max. 1500 words, max. 2 images (more images may be included by agreement with the Editorial Board).

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A list of reference literature according to the editorial standard.

 

The Přehled výzkumů magazine is subject to the normal citation rules applicable for archaeology, i.e. the way in which citations are generally used in the natural sciences. Citation of primary sources of information is given for reasons of clarity.
Archival sources in the text should be cited in a note below the line and included in the list of reference literature and sources.
Unpublished work materials (e.g. field documentation) cannot be cited; only if it is stored in an archive may it be cited as an archival source.

Citation of text:
… most probably during the IS-6 or IS-5 stages (Johnsen et al. 1997).
… settled from the Early Middle Ages (cf. Janák, Kouřil 1991, 193-217; Měřínský 2000, 55-64).
… as shown by the written sources (CDB V-4, 26).
… there was a great deal of osteological material at the site, as is evident from witness testimony: “there were lots of bones and dogs had dragged them around the common” (Vomáčka, spoken).

Caution: The titles of magazines should be broken down and with monographs we require the date of publication and the publisher. If these citation rules are not followed, the Editorial Board reserves the right to return the manuscript to the author to be reworked.

Citations in the list of reference literature:
Monographs:
Mlejnek, O. 2008: Panská Lhota v raném novověku (Panská Lhota in the Early Modern Age). Brtnice – Brno: MU Faculty of Arts.
Svoboda, J., Havlíček, P., Ložek, V. 2002: Paleolit Moravy a Slezska. 2. aktualizované vydání. Dolnověstonické studie 8 (The Palaeolithic of Moravia and Silesia. 2nd updated edition. Dolní Věstonice Studies 8). Brno: AU Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic Brno.

Articles:
Boháč, Z. 1967: K lokalizaci Kosmovy mons Osseca. Český časopis historický 15, 747-756 (On the Localisation of Kosmas’ mons Osseca. Czech Historical Magazine 15, 747-756).

Contributions in anthologies:
Ložek, V. 2002: Vývoj přírody a podnebí (Development of Nature and Climate). In: J. Svoboda (ed.): Paleolit Moravy a Slezska. 2. aktualizované vydání. Dolnověstonické studie 8 (The Palaeolithic of Moravia and Silesia. 2nd updated edition. Dolní Věstonice Studies 8). Brno: AU Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic Brno, 38-47.

Žemlička, J. 2003: Stará cesta do Bechyňska (The Old Road to Bechyňsko). In: Z. Měřínský, V. Nekuda (eds.): Vnímání času a prostoru v přemyslovských Čechách. Brno: Filozofická fakulta Masarykovy univerzity, 201-223 (Perceptions of Time and Space in Premyslid Bohemia. Brno: Masaryk University Faculty of Arts, 201-223).

Find reports:
Hejhal, P. 2006: Jihlava - Staré hory. By the dairies - sewerage system. FVM invest, s.r.o. Rkp. find reports No. 108/06. Filed: Find Reports Archive, Institute of Archaeology of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Brno.

Dissertations, diploma theses, Bachelors theses and other manuscripts:
Mlejnek, O. 2006: Panská Lhota v raném novověku (Panská Lhota in the Early Modern Age). Rkp. Diploma thesis. Filed: Library of Masaryk University Faculty of Arts, Brno.

Source editions:
CDB: Codex Diplomaticus et Epistolaris Regni Bohemiae V-4. S. Dušková, V. Vašků (eds), Pragae 1993.

Archival sources:
(Moravian Provincial Archives, fund G 371, card. 1, i. No. 51, Copy of the land register of the Brtnice estate from the 1530s.

Spoken sources:
Vomáčka, K.: address U zoologické zahrady 44, Brno - Bystrc, spoken on 29. 2. 2008