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Marek Spěšný - abstract This thesis has the nature of a survey report of a specific area. The task was to localize with the help of microgravimetry anomalous places in an area of a by-pass road construction, where subsurface inhomogeneities may possibly exist due to subsurface and surface historical mining of ceramic clay. The gravimetrical measurements were carried out with a relative gravimeter Scintrex model CG-5 AUTOGRAV. After the first stage of the gravimetrical measurements and following two weeks of recultivation works our assignment was to verify the success of the first measurements by the means of repeated microgravimetric control measurements. The results from both stages of measurement were processed into a 4D gravimetrical form. The results of the 4D gravimetry displayed that contrary to the expectations, the measured gravity of most of the area of interest decreased as much as by 30 ?Gal. We conclude that this is due to the drainage of injected material beyond the recultivated mining area, which washed and carried away a portion of the existing material. Our proposition was also supported by results of repeated leveling, which discovered subsidence of the road at times by up to 3 centimeters.