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Archaeological research into the Church of St. Nicholas in Bratislava – Podunajské Biskupice was conducted in the years 2015–2018. The main objective was to determine the building phases of the church and to identify the oldest sacred structure in the investigated space. In parallel, architecturalhistorical and restoration research was carried out, the results of which complemented those of the excavations. This study focuses on the archeologically detected oldest horizons from the 11th–13th centuries, i.e. before the origination of the present ground plan of the triple-nave church with a polygonal presbytery. The results are supplemented by a petrographic analysis which confirmed secondary use of older building material, and by the results of geophysical survey on the basis of which one of the observed building phases

Lokalizácia najstaršieho sakrálneho priestoru v kostole sv. Mikuláša v Bratislave – Podunajských Biskupiciach (výsledky archeologického výskumu)