Vinořský hřbitov

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Prachovická 138, 190 17 Praha-Vinoř, Czechia

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City : Praha Vinoř

Prachovická 138, 190 17 Praha-Vinoř, Czechia
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Свiтлана Кузьма on Google

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Michal Stepanek on Google

Chodíme sem už přes 35 let ?
We have been here for over 35 years
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Karel Kolář on Google

Mimo jiné jde o oblíbené místo startu turistických pochodů..
Among other things, it is a popular starting point for hiking ..
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Vladimir Pecha on Google

Hezky udržovaný hřbitov byl založen ve 2. polovině 18. století, protože starý hřbitov u kostela Povýšení svatého Kříže již nedostačoval. Nejstarší dochované hroby jsou ze 70. let 19. století. V roce 1805 byl poprvé rozšířen a v témže roce se přestalo pohřbívat u vinořského kostela. K druhému rozšíření došlo v roce 1945 po leteckém útoku na Vinoř dne 25. března 1945, po kterém byl nalezen hromadný hrob neidentifikovaných obětí. V květnu 1947 při kopání hrobu na místě dřívějšího třešňového sadu, byly nalezeny střepy a zvířecí kosti; později bylo zjištěno, že se jedná o sídlištní hrob lidu kultury s vypíchanou keramikou, tudiž se zde nacházelo pohřebiště již v pravěku. V hrobě byly nalezeny též zdobené i nezdobené střepy, pazourková čepelka a uhlíky. Well-kept cemetery was founded in the second half of the 18th century because the old cemetery at the Church of the Holy Cross was already inadequate. The oldest preserved tombs are from the 70s of the 19th century. In 1805 it was first expanded, and the same year it was interrupted at the winegrowing church. The second expansion occurred in 1945 after an air attack on Vinoř on March 25, 1945, after which a mass grave of unidentified victims was found. In May 1947, when digging a tomb in place by an earlier cherry orchard, shards and animal bones were found; it was later discovered that it was the settlement grave of a people of culture with scorched ceramics, so the burial site was already here in prehistoric times. There were also found decorated and undecorated shards, flint blade and coal pieces in the tomb.
The well-kept cemetery was established in the second half of the 18th century because the old cemetery at the Church of the Upper Cross was already inadequate. The oldest preserved tombs are from the 70's of the 19th century. In 1805 it was first expanded and the same year it was interrupted by a church in the vineyard. The second expansion occurred in 1945 after an air attack on Vinoř on 25 March 1945, after which a mass grave of unidentified victims was found. In May 1947, digging the tomb on the site of an earlier cherry orchard found fragments and animal bones; it was later discovered that this was the settlement grave of a people of culture with scorched ceramics, so there was a burial ground in prehistory. In the tomb were found also decorated or ungraded shards, flint blade and carbon. The well-kept cemetery was founded in the second half of the 18th century because the old cemetery at the Church of the Holy Cross was already inadequate. The oldest preserved tombs are from the 70s of the 19th century. In 1805 it was first expanded, and in the same year it was interrupted at the winegrowing church. The second expansion occurred in 1945 after an air attack on Vinoř on March 25, 1945, after which a mass grave of unidentified victims was found. In May 1947, when a tomb was excavated, the shards and animal bones were found; it was later discovered that it was the settlement grave of a people of culture with scorched ceramics, so the burial site was already here in prehistoric times. There were also decorated and undecorated shards, flint blades and coal pieces in the tomb.
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Jan P. Hanousek on Google

Brány hřbitova dokořán v každou denní i noční hodinu
The gates of the cemetery are wide open at every hour of the day and night

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