The library of ground
Every place Strata has dug, assembled from its sources and filed by locality and era. A place is reviewed again whenever the ground beneath it is dug afresh.
528 places · 215 localities · last reviewed 27 October 2026
Czechia
Kutna HoraKutná Hora's record centres on Zámecká, where a Gothic chapel beneath the Church of All Saints holds tens of thousands of the dead. A monastery founded in 1142, soil from Golgotha in 1278, plague burials, Hussite fire, Baroque rebuilding and a woodcarver's bone arrangements each marked this ground in turn.
1 dig
14 records Czechia PraguePrague's Old Town Square has held people since at least 4400 BC, witnessed executions of Hussite captains and Bohemian leaders, given the city its astronomical clock since 1410, and now houses the registered office of the European Association of Archaeologists, founded in 1994. 1 dig
14 records
14 records Czechia PraguePrague's Old Town Square has held people since at least 4400 BC, witnessed executions of Hussite captains and Bohemian leaders, given the city its astronomical clock since 1410, and now houses the registered office of the European Association of Archaeologists, founded in 1994. 1 dig
14 records
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