Classes
- Introduction to Human BiologyYBA312 | Faculty of Humanities
- Guided Reading - Huizinga - Homo LudensYBQDH21ZI | Faculty of Humanities
- Guided Reading - Nodl, Šmahel (eds.) - Člověk českého středověkuYBQDN03ZI | Faculty of Humanities
- Doctoral Seminar - Ethology +1YDI011 | Faculty of Humanities
- The Ethology of Man and Evolutionary BiologyYM4A1A14 | Faculty of Humanities
- Human Biology for AnthropologistsYMA249 | Faculty of Humanities
- Human Osteology - PracticumYMA250 | Faculty of Humanities
- AnthropologeographyYMA282 | Faculty of Humanities
- Anthropology with All Your Senses: Current Topics and ApproachesYMA358 | Faculty of Humanities
- The Cats and the Humankind: Anthropological and historical view into the coexistence of these two species.YMA359 | Faculty of Humanities
Publications
- Pygmies : The Smallest People in the Anthropological View : Schebesta's Collection in the Hrdlicka's Museum of Man at The Faculty of Science at Charles University2015 | Faculty of Humanities, Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Science
- Music, Dance and Legends2015 | Central Library of Charles University
- Cultural Evolution and Anrthropologists: Morgan, Tylor, Frazer2017 | Faculty of Humanities, Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Science
- Reflection of economic activities in the burial rites of the Late Stone Age in Central Europe2016 | Faculty of Humanities, Faculty of Arts
- Reflection of economic activities in the burial rites of the Late Stone Age in Central Europe: Use-wear analysis of flint tools from graves of the Corded Ware Culture.2016 | Faculty of Humanities, Faculty of Arts
- The help for cats in shelters via the internet2016 | Faculty of Humanities
- With the wind at the back on the ice and snow and snow2016 | Faculty of Humanities
- The gender roles in Late Stone Age societies according to human skeletons and stone tools: The preliminary results2015 | Faculty of Humanities, Faculty of Arts
- The Use-wear Analysis of the Chipped Industry from Late Stone Age Sites in Bohemia2015 | Faculty of Humanities, Faculty of Arts
- Pygmy Ota Benga and "normality" at the beginning of 20th century in USA2015 | Faculty of Humanities
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