Archeopark in Chotěbuz, Archaeological site and hillfort in Podobora, Czech Republic.
The Archeopark in Chotěbuz is an archaeological site with reconstructed buildings set on a hilltop to show how an early medieval Slavic settlement was organized. The reconstructed structures and defensive works help visitors understand the layout and function of the ancient settlement.
The settlement started in the late Bronze Age and later became an important center under the Great Moravian Empire. Excavations show that this location was occupied and used for trade over many centuries.
The site displays everyday items and pottery that show how early Slavic people worked and lived together in this settlement. These objects reveal the skills and relationships that shaped their daily lives.
The site has an entrance building with interactive exhibitions and offers guided tours and educational programs for different ages. Wear comfortable shoes since you will be walking uphill to see the reconstructed structures and archaeological areas.
Excavations uncovered ancient iron shackles linked to slave trade and bones of an 8th century dog kept as a human companion. These unusual discoveries provide insight into lesser-known aspects of how people lived at the site.
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