Archeologicke muzeum Puchovskej kultury Puchov
* Archaeological Museum of Puchov Culture in Puchov

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Zupny dom
Nabrezie slobody 522/1, 020 01 Puchov

Tel./Phone: +421 42 463 55 38, +421 42 463 17 75-8
Fax: +421 42
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Www: http://www.puchov.sk/kultura-a-sport/muzeum-puchovskej-kultury
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Archeologicke muzeum Puchovskej kultury sidli v Zupnom dome, ktory je jednou z mala historickych pamiatok zachovanych v Puchove. Tuto barokovu stavbu dal na konci 18. storocia postavit Imrich Marczibanyi. Tato budova bola povodne vyuzivana ako solny sklad a urad. Je umelecko-historicky hodnotnym dokladom historickeho vyvoja, zivotneho sposobu a prostredia spolocnosti.
Amaterske vyskumy barona Emila Hoeninga na Skale v Puchove poskytli moznost rozpoznat jednu z najvyznamnejsich kultur vcasnej doby dejinnej na uzemi Slovenska - puchovskej kultury.
Tato vyznamna kultura zaznamenala najvacsi rozvoj na rozhrani letopoctov, kedy dosiahla aj maximalneho uzemneho rozsirenia. K jej najdolezitejsim naleziskam patria rozsiahle hradiska - oppidla - kde sa sustredovala nielen vyroba a obchod, ale boli to aj vyznamne strategicke centra prislusnych regionov, strediska kultu aj kulturneho vyvoja vobec. Medzi najvyznamnejsie, okrem Skaly v Puchove, mozno zaradit Divinku, Vysny Kubin, Liptovsku Maru, Spissky hrad a dalsie.
Puchovska kultura vyrastla z domacich korenov povodneho obyvatelstva, azda ilyrskeho povodu a za prispenia keltskych a dackych kolonistov. Dominantnou zlozkou spolocnosti sa stal keltsky kmen Kotinov, krori aj rimski autori umiestnili do hornatych casti nasej vlasti s poznamkou, ze boli vynikajuci hutnici a kovaci.
Jej vyznam pre kulturny vyvoj severneho Slovenska zostava stale nedocenemou kapitolou nasej historie a tato expozicia je len skromnou ukazkou mnohotvarnosti kulturneho bohatstva tohto regionu. Mimoriadny rozvoj vo vsetkych oblastiach zivota, aky mozeme sledovat v obdobi puchovskej kultury sa v tomto prostredi opat zopakoval az po vzniku miest v 13. - 14. storoci.

The Archaeological Museum of Puchov Culture is situated in a County House, which is one of few of historical monuments preserved in Puchov. The baroque building was built by Irmich Marczibanyi at the end of 18th Century. The building was originally used as a salt warehouse and an office. It is a valuable artistic and historical evidence of historical development, way of life and surroundings of the community. Baron Emil Hoening's amateur researches in Skala in Puchov let us become familiar with one of the most significant cultures of the early history on the Slovak territory - the Puchov Culture. This important culture had its ups at the end and at the beginning of the eras, when it covered the widest part of land. The most significant finding places are remains of large fortified settlements, which used to be strategic centres of its regions, centres of cult and cultural development. Except for Skala in Puchov, the most significant centres, among others, were Divinok, Vysny Kubin, Liptovska Mara and Spissky Hrad.  The Puchov Culture was formed by original inhabitants of the lands who probably had come from a part of present ex-Yugoslavia as well as by Celtic colonists and those from present Romania. The Celtic tribe of Kotins became the dominant compound and it was described, by Roman authors, as the highest part of the Slovak class with a note that they were excellent founders and smiths.
The culture still has not been seen as an important part of cultural development of north Slovakia, and the exposition is only a small example of cultural variety of the region. Extraordinary development of all elements of life, which took place at the time of the Puchov culture, appeared once again in 13-14th centuries when towns were founded.