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Drewniane kościoły w łekneńskim kompleksie osadniczym w świetle interdyscyplinarnych badań historycznych i archeologiczno-architektonicznych (stanowiska T22 i Ł19) - komunikat

Wyrwa A. M.

Kwartalnik Architektury i Urbanistyki

2001

T. 46, z. 4

402-417

The Łekno settlement complex, whose centre surrounds Lake Łekneńskie, was distinguished upon the basis of historical and natural properties criteria. Research conducted in 1982-2000 on three sites: Ł3, Ł19 and T22 - unearthed relics of several sacral architectural objects, brick and timber. The churches originate from the first half of the eleventh century to the first half of the fifteenth century. I. Site in Łekno no. Ł3 - monastery: 1. Romanesque rotunda; 2. Cistercian church (phase A); 3. full-plan Cistercian church (phase A2). II. Site in Tarnowo Pałuckie no. T22: 1. a wooden church (chapel) was built for the local community in about the middle of the thirteenth century, approx. 1000 metres to the south-west from the Cistercian monastery - Tarnowo I; 2. a new, larger wooden church of St. Nicholas was erected during the last quarter of the fourteenth century on the site of the Tarnowo I church. III. The village of Łekno (a town from approx. 1370 to 1888) -site no. Łl: 1. it follows from records in the Chronicle of Wągrowiec that the first church in the settlement (village) was built in about 1246; 2. a new brick sacral object, the parish church of St. Peter and Paul, was erected in 1521 on the site of the Łekno I church. IV. The "Polish law" settlement in Łekno - site no. Ł19: 1. the church of the Holy Cross (belonging to a hospital) was built in 1444 on a small elevation to the east of the town of Łekno. It follows from the above list that a total of nine churches existing in the Łekno settlement complex from the turn of the tenth century or the beginning of the eleventh century to the end of the nineteenth century.