Lednice-Valtice Area - Archaeological monuments

Archaeological monuments

• Dolní Věstonice - archaeological dig 
  Archaeological excavations famous for the discovery of a statuette of Mother Goddess. The excavations confirmed the presence of prehistoric mammoth hunters in older Stone Age, and of latter Slavonic settlement. The settlement foundations are visible in the terrain; the archaeological excavations are exhibited in the museum in the town square.
  Address: 69129, Dolní Věstonice
  
• Pohansko - archaeological dig 
  The grand Moravian hill fort from the 9th-11th century, archaeological conservation area. Archaeological excavation has revealed the foundations of a fortified farmstead, church, burial grounds and other buildings. The hill fort was protected by a wall made from stone, wood and soil. The moat was substituted by the Dyje River and its branches.
  Address: 69002, Břeclav
  
• Roman fortress - remains of a military station 
  Remains of the advanced military station X of the Roman legion, built on the crossroad of merchant roads of back then. The station was apparently establused during the time of the Marcomannic Wars and is a unique monument of this historical period.
  Address: Pasohlávky