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Czech ScienceHistory of archaeology in Czech lands (1939-1966)
Welcome to Czech Science. Today we'll hear the second part in our short
series dedicated to Czech archaeology. Last week, Charles University
Professor Jan Bouzek told us about the history of archaeology in the Czech
lands from its early days in the 16th century until the end of the 1930s.
At that time archaeology was already a well-established science in the
then Czechoslovakia but the pace of development was interrupted by the
outbreak of the Second World War. In today's episode Professor Jan Bouzek
talks about Czech archaeology under the Nazi occupation, and later under
the communist regime.
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Czech ScienceHistory of archaeology in Czech lands
The next few programmes will be dedicated to one particular discipline,
archaeology, which in this country has a long and interesting history.
Czech excavators have made many achievements both in this country and
abroad, and thanks to the rich history of this part of Europe, there is
always much for them to do.
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The Czech Republic can start celebrating, writes MLADA FRONTA DNES in its
leading article, alluding to last weekend's meeting of European Union
foreign ministers. Like the nine other acceding countries, the Czech
Republic will most probably have its own representative on the European
Union Commission. And there are many prospective applicants among Czech
politicians, the paper writes.
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A vibrant mix of stories in today's Czech dailies, not least U.S. President
Bush's visit to Great Britain - PRAVO writes that London has been
transformed into a fortress. On the home front stories that dominate
include: a boom in consumer retail sales, a concert protesting the rising
popularity of the Communist Party, and the continuing fever for cell
phones on the Czech market. But we begin first with the sensational story
of a dinosaur bone find - the first ever - in the Czech Republic. As a
result just about every paper features a little dinosaur drawn on its
cover....
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Do you know which part of Prague is slowly turning into the city's fashion
quarter? How many hours of their work day do Czechs actually work -and
what do they do in the meantime? And why is the Labour Minister waging a
war against cyber sex? Find out more in this week's Magazine with Daniela
Lazarova
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