Krňany, U Křížku - U Křížku

The territory of Krňany was probably inhabited in the first millennium BC. Along the Vltava, the people of the Knovíz Culture moved south to this south. From around 400 BC. Archaeologically documented finds of shards and rice paddies under Austria come from Austria, testifying to the Stradonic culture of the Celts with a settlement (opidem) near Hostěradice. The name of the village - Krnian - is also of Celtic origin. Later, the ancient Slavs settled here, who gave the name Třebsín - a place where sacrifices to pagan gods probably took place. Trebiti means sacrificing in Slavonic style. The Krňany area was probably inhabited in the first millennium BC. Along the Vltava River, the people of Knovíz culture went down to the south. From about 400 BC. archeologically documented findings of shards and gold trenches under Austria indicate the Stradonic Celtic culture with the settlement (opidum) at Hostěradice. Celtic origin is also printed in the name of the village - Krnian. Later, the old Slavics settled here, who named Třebsina - a place where sacrifices were probably given to pagan gods.