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There are few definitely unfinished castle constructions dating from the second half of the 13th century. Although the locations of this kind typically yield scarce archaeological evidence, or even masonry structures, the deserted construction sites are phenomena deserving attention. Invariably, there exist no written sources explaining the futile building activity and human work; as a result, researchers use indirect information, the most important being property transactions reports (sale or the affiliation of the site to a larger unit), as well as reflections on the personal reasons on the part of the investor (death, relocation, etc.). Further interesting results might come from the investigation of old routes provided it is possible to disclose the communication connections of the particular unfinished castle.

Nedostavěný hrad na Hradisku (okres Blansko) ve světle výzkumu starých cest v okolí Svitávky