Abstract:
The paper presents a comprehensive evaluation of the still largely unattended activities from the La Tène period at the major polycultural site in Mikulovice (Pardubice district, Czech Republic). The site is known mainly for rich findings of grave gifts from the Early Bronze Age and also for its extensive settlement activities in Ha D2–LT A. Thanks to the rescue surveys prior to the construction of residential houses in recent decades, the situation and artifacts of the course of LT B–D1 have been captured. The main axis of the paper is the analysis and evaluation of the find of the solitary La Tène inhumation grave. On this basis, it addresses the issues of possible links and contacts between the eastern Bohemian region and the Moravian area. The topic of settlement activities in Mikulovice during the younger period of the Iron Age is further addressed by analysing the ceramic material and evaluating several captured residential situations.
