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Krzyżacki przekop w rejonie rzek Wel i Wkra pod Lidzbarkiem. Konfrontacja dawnej i nowej historiografii z badaniami terenowymi

Główczyński Krzysztof

Kwartalnik Historii Nauki i Techniki

2022

T. 67, nr 3

25--42

Every so often we witness a return of a hitherto unresolved topic about the hydraulic engineering works conducted by the Teutonic Knights in the vicinity of Lidzbark. There are several opinions concerning the location of and reasons for their endeavor. There is original documentation in Latin from the mid-14th century with a reference to the approximate location of the works. Subsequent information on this subject appeared at the end of the 19th century. On the basis of contemporary geological studies, the author tries to refute the thesis that the Teutonic Knights dug a trench from Cibórz to Lidzbark, thus connecting two rivers called Wel and Wkra. The presumed 14th-century construction is a watercourse from the Wel River in Bełk (below Cibórz) to Turza Mała and the Płośniczanka River. The Wel river was called Vcra (1260); Wykara (1303), Welle (1600), or Wkra (1945), while on the Henneberger map from 1600, the Płośniczanka river was called Wellefl uss, and the changes in its course are most visible in the vicinity of the Koty village. Presumably there was a translation error: the Teutonic Knights made a ditch in the vicinity of Cibórz and released water to Lidzbark, which was interpreted as: ‘The Teutonic Knights made a ditch from Cibórz to Lidzbark’. Contemporary geological studies and maps exclude the possibility of connecting the Wel and Wkra rivers in the Middle Ages, while in the Holocene, there was a natural connection, the trace of which is the old riverbed called Martwica. The article describes the present physical state of the area in the Lubawa region.

Zamki krzyżackie na ziemi chełmińskiej w świetle najnowszych badań wybranych obiektów

Wiewióra M.

Kwartalnik Architektury i Urbanistyki

2013

T. 58, z. 1

97--123

Problematyka badawcza dotycząca architektury zamków krzyżackich na ziemi chełmińskiej od dawna cieszy sie niesłabnącą popularnością. Jednak w ograniczonym stopniu opracowania te oparte są na wynikach systematycznych badań archeologiczno-architektonicznych. Zamki krzyżackie na ziemi chełmińskiej są nie tylko architektonicznym, ale przede wszystkim historycznym i artystycznym fenomenem. Mimo niewątpliwych wartości kulturalnych, symbolicznych, artystycznych i historycznych do tej pory nie zrealizowano szerokiego, interdyscyplinarnego programu badawczego obejmującego szczegółowe studia nad architekturą, sztuką, warsztatem budowlanym i szerzej - kulturą materialną. W artykule przedstawiono najistotniejsze wyniki badań zainicjowanych w 2005 r. Celem programu badawczego, realizowanego przez Zakład Archeologii Architektury Instytutu Archeologii UMK w Toruniu, jest analiza architektoniczna i archeologiczna zamków funkcjonujących na terenie państwa krzyżackiego na ziemi chełmińskiej. W tekście omówiono najnowsze wyniki badań archeologicznych zamków w Grudziądzu, Wąbrzeźnie, Papowie Biskupim i Radzyniu Chełmińskim.

Research on the architecture of castles in Chelmno Land is becoming more popular. This is evidenced by numerous publications both scientific and popular, dedicated to the Teutonic Knights history of architecture in general and especially defense architecture. No systematic archaeological and architectural studies have yet been made. The castles of the Teutonic Knights at Chelmno Land display unique architectural features; their historical and artistic identity distinguishes this region from all the other areas in Poland. A broad, interdisciplinary research program is required, involving a detailed study of the architecture, art, and a study of their construction techniques. Since 2005, a research program has been under way examining the architecture and archeology of the castles built by the Teutonic Knights at Chełmno Land. (Nicolaus Copernicus University in Torun, Institute of Archaeology, Department of Archaeology of Architecture.) The aim of the research program was to preserve the remains of both Grudziądz and Wąbrzeźno castles and to initiate a broader discussion about forms and phases of the construction of these facilities. Previous sources of knowledge about these castles came exclusively from historical or iconographical sources. Earlier research programs included two other castles (Radzyń Chelminski and Papowo Biskupie). The research attempted to review arrangements for settlement, layout plans, building forms, etc. and what were the forms of settlements before the arrival of Teutonic Knights. The aim of this project is to start interdisciplinary studies of the Teutonic castles at Chelmno Land combining history, architecture, art and material culture. An important goal will be to create a professional research program. Research already completed, has revealed new archaeological and architectural findings; this should lead to a new conservation program which must restore ancient monuments and secure exposed walls - those both visible on the surface and those that are under the earth's surface.