Small settlement 502 found in the yard of house No. 46 in Moravská Třebová was probably part of a Late Bronze Age housing estate located in the courtyard of the castle found. Gradually, during construction activities in the south-east corner of the city, it turns out that the Late Bronze Age settlement was not limited to the area of today's castle courtyard. Traces of it were also found under the south-west wing of the chateau, in the yard of the annexe No. 46 and further west in the area of the former parish garden at the Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary turned off. The south-eastern tip of the historic city center – a slope near a Wa- sserquelle – has been inhabited since a certain prehistory. Whether this settlement has the character of a fortified settlement (taken moat) will be determined in the future by further research be confirmed. This is not an isolated case. The traces of settlements from the Late and Late Bronze Age in Moravian Trübau and the surrounding area, both in the form of individual bronze objects, depots of bronze objects projects, as well as identified settlements with demonstrable continuous settlement are still increasing to.