"Brno" . "18460" . "RIV/62690094:18460/14:50003311" . "Bohemia, Early Iron Age, transport amphora, import of Greek wine, social elite \u010Cechy, star\u0161\u00ED doba \u017Eelezn\u00E1, transportn\u00ED amfora, dovoz \u0159eck\u00E9ho v\u00EDna, spole\u010Densk\u00E1 elita The presented paper brings the basic information on the first find of the Greek transport amphora fragment in the late Hallstatt - early La Tene milieu in Bohemia. The situation of the Mediterranean imports here is characteristic by the presence of the Greek or Etruscan products, such as Attic pottery or Etruscan or Italic bronze vessels (Chytr\u00E1\u010Dek 1983; Bouzek 1992; Bouzek 1997; Trefn\u00FD- Klou\u017Ekov\u00E1 Chytr\u00E1\u010Dek-Hanyk\u00FD\u0159 2011; Trefn\u00FD 2011; Trefn\u00FD 2012). These finds represent an evidence of the certain forms of the interregional contacts between South and Central Europe during the late phase of the early iron age. Despite the existence of the indirect indication of the consumption of the wine by the central European Celts, such as the imports of the red figured kylikes, the clear evidence as for example the finds of the transport amphorae was still missing. The first find of its kind in Bohemia also brings a new light to mentioned problems and proves that also early La Tene Bohemia was engaged in the network of the Mediterranean wine trade. Because presented fragment represents the first find of its type, it is still soon for any considerations regarding the frequency or generally the character of such trade." . "Moravsk\u00E9 k\u0159i\u017Eovatky : st\u0159edn\u00ED Podunaj\u00ED mezi prav\u011Bkem a histori\u00ED" . . "Neuveden" . . "The first find of a Greek transport amphora in the Late Hallstatt / Early La T\u00E8ne Bohemia and its significance for the archaeology of interregional contacts" . "RIV/62690094:18460/14:50003311!RIV15-MSM-18460___" . "[560AD38DF4CD]" . "16933" . . "831"^^ . "The first find of a Greek transport amphora in the Late Hallstatt / Early La T\u00E8ne Bohemia and its significance for the archaeology of interregional contacts" . "1"^^ . "Prague-Pitkovice; interregional contacts; Late Hallstatt-Early T\u00E8ne Bohemia; transport amphora"@en . "The first find of a Greek transport amphora in the Late Hallstatt / Early La T\u00E8ne Bohemia and its significance for the archaeology of interregional contacts"@en . "V" . "Poli\u0161ensk\u00FD, Tom\u00E1\u0161" . . . . . . "Trefn\u00FD, Martin" . . . . "Bohemia, Early Iron Age, transport amphora, import of Greek wine, social elite \u010Cechy, star\u0161\u00ED doba \u017Eelezn\u00E1, transportn\u00ED amfora, dovoz \u0159eck\u00E9ho v\u00EDna, spole\u010Densk\u00E1 elita The presented paper brings the basic information on the first find of the Greek transport amphora fragment in the late Hallstatt - early La Tene milieu in Bohemia. The situation of the Mediterranean imports here is characteristic by the presence of the Greek or Etruscan products, such as Attic pottery or Etruscan or Italic bronze vessels (Chytr\u00E1\u010Dek 1983; Bouzek 1992; Bouzek 1997; Trefn\u00FD- Klou\u017Ekov\u00E1 Chytr\u00E1\u010Dek-Hanyk\u00FD\u0159 2011; Trefn\u00FD 2011; Trefn\u00FD 2012). These finds represent an evidence of the certain forms of the interregional contacts between South and Central Europe during the late phase of the early iron age. Despite the existence of the indirect indication of the consumption of the wine by the central European Celts, such as the imports of the red figured kylikes, the clear evidence as for example the finds of the transport amphorae was still missing. The first find of its kind in Bohemia also brings a new light to mentioned problems and proves that also early La Tene Bohemia was engaged in the network of the Mediterranean wine trade. Because presented fragment represents the first find of its type, it is still soon for any considerations regarding the frequency or generally the character of such trade."@en . "2"^^ . . "Moravsk\u00E9 zemsk\u00E9 muzeum" . . "12"^^ . "978-80-7028-432-2" . . "The first find of a Greek transport amphora in the Late Hallstatt / Early La T\u00E8ne Bohemia and its significance for the archaeology of interregional contacts"@en . .