The La Tène Period in Central Europe

22. Mezinárodní konference / 22^nd International Conference

Doba laténská ve střední Evropě/ The La Tène Period in Central Europe / Die Latènezeit in Mitteleuropa

KELTOVÉ / THE CELTS / DIE KELTEN 2023

9.–12. května 2023 / 9^th–12^th May 2023

Jičín / Jičín, East Bohemia

Dear colleagues and friends,

The Department of Archaeology of the Philosophical Faculty of the University Hradec Králové and the Regional Museum and Gallery in Jičín in cooperation with the Institute of Classical archaeology of the Faculty of arts, Charles University in Prague and the National Museum in Prague and in cooperation with Czech-Slovakian Group for the Iron Age are organising the 22^nd edition of the conference on Later Iron Age KELTOVÉ / THE CELTS / DIE KELTEN / 2023. The conference will take place in the Jury hall of the Chateau Jičín in Eastern Bohemia (https://1url.cz/@Celts2023) on 9^th–12^th May 2023. (Adress: Valdštejnovo nám. 1, 506 01 Jičín).

We are looking forward to papers and posters on Later Iron Age and related topics. The preferred languages of the conference are English and German. Contributions in Czech or Slovak have to be accompanied by a Powerpoint presentation in English. Posters will only be accepted in English. The presentations are expected to be 20 minutes long. The conference is planned for three meeting days and one day of excursion followed by a reception.

The town of Jičín offers plenty of accommodation possibilities in various price ranges. Still we recommend you to book your accommodation as soon as possible. In the case of any troubles do not hesitate to contact the organisers (see the email address below).

The conference fee (regular: 1600 CZK; for students: 750 CZK) will be paid on spot upon your arrival.

Please, send your applications (the form can be found in the attachment), including the abstract of your paper/poster in English or German (not more than 2000 characters) and preliminary information whether you plan to participate on the excursion, not later than the 31^st March 2023 to the email tomas.mangel@uhk.cz.

For the updates check this link: www.uhk.cz/celts2023.

With kind regards the organisers

Tomáš Mangel, Jiří Unger, Jan Kysela a Jiří Militký

Tuesday, 9^th May 2023

11:00–14:00    
Arrival and registration

14:00–14:10    
Opening of the konference

Opeening presentation

14:10–14:30    
P. Šída: The exceptional landscape of Bohemian Paradise during La Tène period

14:35–18:40
Theme: Art, artefacts and finds

14:35–14:55       
V. Čisťakova – Z. Zlámalová Cílová – Z. Beneš – G. Březinová – R. Čambal – M. Karwowski – N. Venclová: Archaeometry of La Tène period enamelled objects – preliminary report

15:00–15:20       
A. C. Căsălean: La Tène glass bracelets in Transylvania

15:25–15:50                
Coffee break

15:50–16:10       
L. Burešová – J. Lett – M. Kotýnek:  SPATULA: Study of Production and Adjustment Traces, and Use of La Tène Artefacts

16:15–16:35       
J. E. Markiewicz – A. Pyzik: Northern settlers in Celtic houses: non-La Tène pottery finds from Nowa Cerekwia

16:40–17:00       
P. Dulęba – A. Pyzik: La Tène culture pottery workshop in Silesia – general remarks

17:05–17:30                
Coffee break

17:30–17:50       
J. Kysela – E. Míčková – R. Přikryl – L. Kaňáková Hladíková: And what if...? A stone head from Stradonice that may not be fake

17:55–18:15       
P. Sankot – K. Čecháková: Two new finds of La Tène A brooches in Eastern part of Bohemia

8:20–18:40       
M. Urák – B. Kavur: Again and again...looking at Celtic Art. Or just another perspective of the helmet from "Silivaș"

Wednesday, 10^th May 2023

8:30–11:50  
Theme: General and regional studies

8:30–8:50          
T. Smělý: The Influence of Coinage of the Amber Road Corridor on the Beginnings of Coin Production in Bohemia

8:55–9:15          
F. Korn: Amber in La Tène Moravia

9:20–9:40          
K. Elschek: Die letzten Kelten, ersten Römer und frühesten Germanen im südlichen Marchabschnitt um die Zeitwende

9:45–10:05         
P. C. Ramsl: Celts Across The Alps – Traisen valley meets Northern Italy

10:10–10:35                
Coffee break

10:35–10.55       
F. Mauthner – B. Kavur:„Show me your sword and I know where you come from…”. Remarkable Celtic swords in the South-eastern Alps

11:00–11:20       
B. Laharnar: De Galleis Karneis? New evidence from Slovenia

11:25–11:45       
A. Rustoiu – M. Egri – I. V. Ferencz: A changing world: south-western Transylvania in the LT C2–D1

11:50–13:30                
Lunch

13:30–15:05
Theme: Graves, cemeteries and burial practices

13:30–13:50       
W. Artner: The Late Hallstatt Cemetery from Bergla near St. Martin i. Sulmtal, Western Styria

13:55–14:15       
K.  Tankó: Paks-Gyapa – Small cemetery of the Celts in South-Transdanubia, Hungary

14:20–14:40       
A. M. Horváth: An attempt at the reconstruction of Celtic costumes based on the finds of the Csepel cemetery

14:45–15:05       
D. Schmidtová – T. Jošková – M. Pleska – G. Vyskočilová – V. Klontza Jaklová – R. Fernandes: Reconstruction of the diet of selected individuals in Eastern Bohemia

15:10–15:35                
Coffee break

15:35–18:50
Oppida, hillforts, aglomerations and settlements – part 1

15:35–15:55       
M. Styk – D. Repka – M. Hudáková – M. Hudák – M. Kučerová: Reconstruction of the fortifications of the Púchov hillfort in Jánovce – Machalovce

16:00–16:20       
B. Lofajová Danielová – M. Furman: Newly discovered hilltop settlements of the Púchov culture in Orava region (NW Slovakia)

16:25–16:45       
A. M. Rekemová – R. Čambal – I. Bazovský: Raiders of the lost village Tvrdošovce

16:50–17:15                
Coffee break

17:15–17:35       
J. Militký – M. Karwowski – G. Putzgruber: Unbekannte Zentralsiedlung der Latènekultur in Ronthal, Niederösterreich

17:40–18:00       
M. Karwowski – J. Militký: Die spätlatènezeitliche Siedlung von Gattendorf, Burgenland

18:05–18:25       
M. Košťál – A. M. Rekemová: (Virtual) Reality of sunken huts?

18:30–18:50       
J. Unger – M. Košt'ál: Presentation of the late Iron Age contexts in virtual space

Thursday, 11^th May 2023

8:15–18:00      
Excursion

Čertova ruka – „natural fortress“ inside the rocks with rich finds from La Tène period

Kost  – medieval castle

Sobotka  – post-medieval log-house urban architecture

Markvartice  – La Tène period qudrangular enclosure

 

19:00  Social evening with the dinner

Friday, 12^th May 2023

9:00–12:45 
Oppida, hillforts, aglomerations and settlements – part 2

9:00–9:20          
T. Mangel – P. Vrána – S. Tichá Bambasová: „Why a pillar when we use a wall?“ On the occurrence of two-chambered vertical kilns with a central pillar north of the Danube

9:25–9:45          
I. Čižmář – H. Čižmářová – M. Popelka: Central agglomeration in Němčice (Czech Republic, Moravia) and the second season of excavations on the site

9:50–10:10         
M. Kmošek – H. Čižmářová: Trash or treasure? Archaeometallurgical investigation of production waste from central agglomeration site Němčice nad Hanou (CZ)

10:15–10:35       
M. Hajnalová – P. Goláňová (in collaboration with L. Petr, E. Jamrichová, M. Fránková, P. Barta, R. Kočárová, P. G. Flammer and Á. Pető): Land cover and use-history of empty spaces – a case study from La Terrasse, Bibracte oppidum

10:40–11:05                
Coffee break

11:05–11:25       
A. Georgescu  – A. Rustoiu – A. C. Ardelean – A. Sărășan – C. Timoc: The La Tène Settlement of Timișoara-Freidorf. Results of the 2017 and 2020 excavations and non-invasive surveys

11:30–11:50       
Z. F. Sörös: A Late La Tène settlement on the southern shore of Lake Balaton, Hungary: Zamárdi – Kútvölgyi-dűlő II

11:55–12:15       
M. Görföl: Traces of a La Tène settlement at Ebes, Hungary

12:20–12:45       
Final discussion

Posters

T. Bek: La Téne grave from Vítov
S: Berecki: Radiocarbon Dating of Late Iron Age Graves from Transylvania
Z. Bielichová: Animals in Celtic Economy and Rituals: Archaeozoological Evidence from Slovakia
G. Brezňanová – Matej Styk: A new La Tène cemetery in the south of central Slovakia
Drăgan – C. Stremtan – C. Montana Pușcaș – I. V. Ferencz: Who made this pot? An archaeometric comparison of different styles of painted pottery from Late Iron Age Dacia
P. Dulęba – J. Soida: New discovery in Samborowice. Contribution to dating the circulation of silver coins of the Boii tribe
J. Geršl: The Púchov culture in Moravia: settlement strategy and typical traits
M. Geško – M. Furman: The Iron Age in the activities of the Society SEPTENTRIO
S. Jenner: The La Tène-period cemetery of Potzneusiedl, Burgenland
T. Jošková – M. Bartoš Dvořáková: A new piece of the puzzle to the picture of the mask brooches from Bohemia
L. Kohl: Extraordinary finds in a woman's grave from the cemetery Leithaprodersdorf (Burgenland, Austria)
J. Matznerová: Early glass bracelets in the Italian Iron Age
Nováčková: Casino Stradonice – Gambling den in the heart of Central Europe
E. Paralovo: A typology of pottery kilns: between Central Europe and Italy
B. Kovár – K. Pieta – T. Lieskovský: Preconditions of landscape research around the hillforts at Trenčianske Bohuslavice, Dolné Srnie and Zemianské Podhradie
M. Psohlavcová – D. Malyková: Siedlungsstruktur der späthallstatt-frühlatènezeitlichen Siedlung in Dobrovíz (Bezirk Prag-West)
D. Schmidtová – M. Pleska – J. Unger – V. Dospíšilová – R. Novák: Overview of findings from the Late Iron Age in the Jičín district
P. Vrána – S. Tichá Bambasová – V. Gerstner: A set of La Tène metal findings from Hořenice, district Náchod
M. Zupan: New evidence of Early La Tène style items in the latest Early Iron Age graves from Central Slovenia