Evolution of thepresentation about the relics of the medieval conical settlement in Ciochowice

Preparation of a multimedia presentation that would meet modern standards of knowledge transfer is still a big challenge for many researchers in the field of archaeology. A clear and precise transfer of knowledge depicting the results of their archaeological research, or their interpretation, does not always translate into well-prepared speeches. Typical mistakes include the lack of a fixedsequence of ideas, coherently collating the discussed content, coherent graphic design, cohesive layout of content and illustrations, and many other elements that would make them a professional basis for discussing the substantive content. The whole material was developed using the case study method. The guidelines contained in the content are intended by the author to be helpful for current and future generations of archaeologists, both studying at Doctoral Schools of Polish universities, but perhaps also for Bachelor's and Master's degrees. They include proper preparation of the introductory slide, outline of the speech and its main research goals, the presentation of research results, a summary of the results, and finally a list of literature used by the author to develop the results of this work.