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A mighty fortification the origin and purpose of which are yet to be explained is located between Stráž and Přimda in the Tachov region. The fortification on a square ground plan of 82 × 83 m consisted of an internal rampart, a V-shaped ditch and an external rampart and is situated in a flat terrain. Its remains have been interpreted as a late medieval manor or an early medieval hillfort. The situation is complicated by the finds of early medieval pottery and the distinct, well-preserved shape of the fortification, unusual for the mentioned types of sites. Terrain research and comparison with historical maps showed a close and important link with one of the main branches of the land route (later called the Nuremberg route). New findings were also yielded by metal detecting and archaeological probing. The key part of this contribution is information about research into the feature, its dating and the interpretation of this medieval site as a guardhouse/custom-house from the late 12th/early 13th century.

Opevnění Nový hrad (zámeček) u Stráže (okres Tachov) : zeměpanská strážnice a celnice z přelomu 12. a 13. století