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a polycultural settlement site was found at syrovice near Brno, czech republic, during a rescue survey in 2008. Within a widespread cultural layer 100 sunken features were excavated and dated to the La Tène and Roman periods. Given their characteristic shape and infill, several features were interpreted as typical sunken houses. The way the houses were used was identified from the abundant artefacts, and sedimentological and micromorphological analysis. A R t I C l e I n f o Article history: received: 17 May 2011 accepted: 10 august 2011

Geoarchaeology of La Tène Sunken Houses at Syrovice, Czech Republic: Importance for Understanding Living Strategies