Exhibitions

Name:

The Vandals

Organizers:

University of Marie Cuire-Sklodowske Lublan

museum Zamosc

Exhibition places:

• Bevern (Germany) - castle29. 3. 2003 - 26. 10. 2003
• Zamosæ (Poland) - museum2004 (permanent exhibions)

Theme:

This exhibition presents a germanic tribe of Vandals,their history in antiquity and their great walking from Baltic sea to north Africa in the times of Migration period. We can follow the life of ordinary people and elites,the life in times of war and peace,from birth to death. When we admire excellent products of their art-craftsmen,we must say that the Vandals brought the European civilisation more,then only their wellknown destroying of Roman city.

Exhibit:

Thanks to mr. L.vanden Berghe for his presentation of a my Roman sword (101) replica in this exhibition.

Name:

Sword, symbol of power, virtue, and courage

Organizers:

Archaeology institut of Moravian Museum in Brno

in cooperation with faculty of Mechanical engineering University of technology Brno and Patrick Bárta

Exhibition places:

• Bishop court, Moravian Museum in Brno (Czech)22. 4. 1999 - 15. 9. 1999
• Memorial Big Moravian in Old Town near Uherske Hradiste (Czech)30. 9. 1999-30. 11. 1999
• Mödling naer Vienna (Austria)spring 2000
• castle Traismauer (Austria)8. 8. 2000 - 1. 11. 2000
• Ostravian museum (Czech)summer 2001
• Nord czech museum Liberec (Czech)24. 1. 2002 - 17. 3. 2002

Theme:

The exhibition "Sword-symbol of power, virtue and courage" wants to show 3000 years old history of swords. Bronze swords, Celtic swords and Roman swords from archeological finds from Czech and Slowakia are introductions for the most important part of this exhibition-swords from 8th and 9th century AC. Collection of this swords shows a study of every piece from the find to the making of replica.

Exhibit:

Replica of sword from 9th. century was made incooperation with Moravian museum in Brno. See Sword 104

Text invitation to exhibiton Sword, symbol of power, virtue, and courage

27th council of Europe art exhibition

Name:

Europe's Centre around AD 1000

Organizers:

National museum in Prague

Academy of scientes of Czech republic

Deutsches Historisches Museum in Berlin

Präsidium der Deutschen Verbände für Altertumsforschung

Exhibiton places:

• Budapest - National museum (Hungary)20. 8.2000 - 26. 11. 2000
• Berlin - Martin-Gropius-Bau (Germany)13. 5. 2001 - 19. 8. 2001
• Mannheim - Reiss-Museum (Germany)7. 10. 2001 - 27. 1. 2002
• Prague - Prague castle (Czech)17. 3. 2002 - 9. 6. 2002
• Bratislava - Bratislava castle (Slovak)léto 2002
• Poznan (Poland)2002 / 2003

Theme:

"The Centre of Europe around 1000 AD" is a joint Czech, German, Hungarian, Polish and Slovakian exhibition project. It focuses on the formation of central Europe, which began more than 1,000 years ago with the entry of the West Slavs and Hungarians into occidental culture. Contact between the West Slavs and Hungarians and the neighbouring cultures - the Byzantine Empire to the south-east and the East Frankish, later Roman-German, Empire to the south-west - took many forms and varied in intensity. Long-distance trade and raids, military occupation and royal legations, Christian missionary activity and pagan reaction, the politics of noble marriages, and contacts among ordinary country people all played a part.

Exhibit:

Replica of sword from 9th. century was made incooperation with Academy of scientes of Czech republic. See Viking sword (107)

Name:

The baptism of Borivoj

Organizers:

Open-air museum Modra

Archaeology institut of Moravian Museum in Brno

Exhibiton places:

• Open-air museum Modrá, Velehrad (Czechia) permanent exhibition

Theme:

The scene shows the baptism of czech leader Borivoj in Svatopluk's Great Moravia by archbishop Metodej in 883 AD and historical persons who probably participatet in this important political fact.

Exhibit:

Replica of sword (104) from 9th century, Girdle of a magnate (122) and spurs.

king Svatopluk

the baptism

detail of shoe and spur of the king Svatopluk