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		For many scholars of the European Neolithic the name Bylany conjures up magical images.
		From its discovery in 1952 the Bylany excavations, under the directorship of Bohumil Soudský, have excited the imagination of all Neolithic researchers.
		In: I. Pavlů (ed) Bylany Varia 1, 47-52,
	www.arcl.ed.ac.uk /arch/magda/Bylany.htm (307 words)

	The Prehistoric Society - Membership
		ISBN 80-86124-24-X. Bylany is one of a mosaic of Neolithic sites located virtually throughout all of temperate Europe, and is representative of a collective which is crucial to understanding the Neolithisation of Europe.
		This volume comes at a time when this subject has yet again sparked the interest of scholars, many of which seem to be either attempting syntheses of Linienbandkeramik (LBK) emergence, or experimenting with various methodologies and interpretive techniques in order to arrive at the most comprehensive analysis of this phenomena.
		Bylany is the largest Neolithic site studied in Bohemia to date.
	www.ucl.ac.uk /prehistoric/reviews/02_07_bylany.html (1104 words)

	Bylany - oficiální stránky obce Bylan u Chrudimi
		Dne 10.11.2007 proběhla v KD Bylany kulturní akce - vystoupení souboru "Kvítko" z Mladoň....
		Bylany leží v úrodné řepařské oblasti, kde se mimo cukrové řepy daří i sladovnickému ječmenu a kvalitní pekařské pšenici.
		Svou tradici má i Sbor dobrovolných hasičů Bylany, který byl založen již v roce 1889.
	www.bylany.cz (360 words)

	Stone Pages Archaeo News: Neolithic shrine unearthed in Prague
		Round Neolithic buildings have been uncovered in East Germany, Czech Republic and Hungary.
		Martin Kuna from the Czech Academy of Sciences' Archaeological institute said that over 10 rondels had been found in the Czech Republic, the most famous are in Tesetice, south Moravia, and in Bylany near Kutna Hora, central Bohemia.
		The Rondel shrines could have spread through Moravia to Bohemia from the Danube River valley where the Neolithic culture originated from.
	www.stonepages.com /news/archives/001908.html (351 words)

	Bylany.com \| Home (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The research base in Kutna Hora has been component part of the Department of Prehistory of the Prague Institute
		The orientation of the archaeological research and field excavation is linked to the former Bylany base (founded in 1955).
		The main research activities deal with the Kutna Hora district.
	www.bylany.com /eng/index.html (69 words)

	Bylany
		Bylany is a Danubian Neolithic settlement located around 65 km (40 miles) east of Prague in the Czech region of Bohemia.
		This article relating to archaeology is a stub.
		See also: Bylany, 1956, Archaeological culture, Archaeology, Bohemia, Czech Republic, Danubian, Linearbandkeramic, Neolithic
	encyclopedie-en.snyke.com /articles/bylany.html (168 words)

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	Institute of Archaeology, Prague
		The volume comprises results of research concerning archaeological finds from Bylany and the adjoining micro-region.
		ISBN 80-86124-55-X. This volume summarizes the results of investigations conducted both in terms of the Bylany programme and subsequent projects related to the Kutná Hora region.
		Besides the editorial introducing the new archaeological base of the Institute of Archaeology at Kutná Hora it consists of twelve papers dealing with prehistory of the Bylany microregion and with other components of the region.
	www.arup.cas.cz /en/publikace_en/seznam_publikaci_en.html (3738 words)

	Tiskový odbor SSÈ AV ÈR (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Lokalita Bylany leí v rovinaté krajinì støedních Èech, poblí mìsta Kutná Hora, na úrodných spraových pùdách.
		Neolitický sídelní areál Bylany byl objeven v 50.
		Souèástí velkého sídelního areálu je kromì rezidenèní èásti i sakrální areál, který obsahuje nìkolik kruhových ohrazení (plocha Bylany 4 - Rondely).
	press.avcr.cz /ostat_show.php?ID=20050816203217 (295 words)

	bylany site (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Bylany site does not begin with the oldest stage of linear pottery but, as was men-.
		Research related to the Bylany site (L. Jiráň: Finds from the Urnfield period in the Neolitic settlement site at Bylany; I. Pavlů: The Neolithic settlement...
		Bylany site Byzantine empire Byzantine period Byzantine rite (Catholic Church) Ca:rans see Charans Cabala Cabecar Caberne see Garifuna Caboclos...
	www.startupaudio.it /search/Bylany-site.htm (311 words)

	Fortified settlements or ceremonial sites: new evidence from Bylany, Czechoslovakia. - Antiquity - HighBeam Research
		Midgley, M.S. Pavlu, I. Rulf, J. Zapotocka, M. Intensive field survey and selective excavation in the Neolithic settlements of Bylany, Czechoslovakia in 1991 revealed the presence of cemeteries and a circular enclosure, called Rondel.
		The Bohemian site of Bylany, near Kutna Hora, is well known in archaeological literature on account of its Neolithic, especially Linearbandkeramik (LBK)...
		COPYRIGHT 1993 Antiquity Publications, Ltd. This material is published under license from the publisher through the Gale Group, Farmington Hills, Michigan.
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	Institute of Archaeology, Prague
		The Department of Prehistory specializes in field and theoretical research of the development of human culture in Europe from the beginnings of mankind up to the Migration Period.
		As a part of the department also the research station Bylany and the workplace Kutná Hora are operating.
		The department workers cooperate narrowly with the Institute of Prehistory and Early History at the Charles University where they are giving lectures, organize specialized seminars, excursions as well as field practices.
	www.arup.cas.cz /en/struktura_en/praveke_odd_en.html (129 words)

	Linear Pottery culture - mega-life-and-health-insurance.info (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This small group began a new tradition of pottery, substituting engravings for the paintings of the Balkan cultures.
		Important sites include Nitra in Slovakia; Bylany in the Czech Republic; Langweiler and Zwenkau in Germany; Brunn am Gebirge in Austria; Elsloo, Sittard, Köln-Lindenthal, Aldenhoven, Flomborn and Rixheim on the Rhine; Lautereck and Hienheim on the upper Danube; Rössen and Sonderhausen on the middle Elbe.
		The unit of residence was the long house, a rectangular structure, 5.5 to 7 m wide, of variable length; for example, a house at Bylany was 45 m.
	mega-life-and-health-insurance.info /Linear_Pottery_culture (2973 words)

	Ruth Tringham: Forgetting and Remembering the Digital Experience and Digital Data (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This was my first direct experience of digital representation in archaeology as a student participant in the Bylany excavations in 1962 (Pavlu 2000, Soudsky and Pavlu 1972).
		At the same time, for the local Yugoslav audience, this was a minor excavation compared to the politically charged excavation of Lepenski Vir with its carved stone heads.
		As with Bylany, this was a difficult period to build into a photographic collage.
	traumwerk.stanford.edu /projects/Tringham/52 (7172 words)

	bylany culture
		In the Iron Age the Knovíz culture was succeeded by the Bylany culture.
		In the last four centuries B.C. Prague area was settled by the Celts as the first...
		Pohrebiste bylanské kultury v Kutné Hore-Karlové (Bylany Culture Necropole in Kutná Hora - Karlov)...
	www.startupaudio.it /search/Bylany-culture.htm (241 words)

	Interview with Dr. Ruth Tringham
		I was set on a path to become a Scandinavian archaeologist until I went to Czechoslovakia after my junior year.
		The first year of my graduate work I spent at the Charles University in Prague, but mostly at the year-round excavation of Bylany.
		What I remember of this time in my life is that I didn’t work very hard at things that didn’t interest me (Art History and Ancient History and much of archaeology) but I did work very intensively at research projects.
	www.scahome.org /educational_resources/2003_Tringham.html (3043 words)

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