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Ratownicze badania wykopaliskowe na stanowisku 5 w Głazowie, gm. Myślibórz, woj. zachodniopomorskie

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Wyrwiński J.

2013

tom 8

103-114

The article presents the results of the excavations carried out in relation to the planned construction of the S-3 motorway. The investigations revealed three phases of settlement of the area in the past. The older was connected with the settlement of the Globular Amphora culture and was represented exclusively by ceramic material; while the younger was formed by scarce settlement relics related to the Lusatian culture; and the youngest – relics of a settlement from the Early Middle Ages, i.e. from the 11th-13th century.

Stylistyka ceramiki grupy wschodniej kultury amfor kulistych – ujęcie strukturalne

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Sieradzka E.

tom 38

13-26

In the classical approach presented by Marzena Szmyt, statistical analysis of the ceramic style of the eastern group of Globular Amphora Culture was based on detailed classification of ornaments and their co-occurrence within grave inventories. This paper introduces an alternative proposition, focusing on structural analysis of decoration of vessels. Additionally, in order to show the distribution of stylistic features among the graves, some elements of the network analysis were implemented.

Wyniki badań geofizycznych oraz weryfikacyjnych badań wykopaliskowych na stanowisku nr 53 w Sadowiu, pow. opatowski

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Pasterkiewicz W. , Tokarczyk T.

2023

nr 44

147-160

The aim of this article is to assess the possibility of using magnetometry to identify immovable features at the multicultural site No. 53 in Sadowie, Opatów district. A gradientometer device was used for the study, which measures the degree of variation in the Earth’s magnetic field. The research was conducted on an area of 1.25 ha within the southwestern part of the site. The obtained results were then verified in the course of excavation work. Five immovable features reflecting clear magnetic signals were exposed in the planned archaeological excavations. The excavation research provided insights into the nature of the site, documenting its extent and layout, among other things.