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SIZE OF POPULATIONS USING PRAEHISTORIC CEMETERIES (THE CASE OF TARNOBRZEG LUSATIAN CULTURE (Die Groessen der die urgeschichtlichen Graeberfelder Nutzenden Bevoelkerungsgruppen (Am Beispiel Der Tarnobrzeg Luasitzer Kultur))

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Czopek S.

Sprawozdania Archeologiczne

2010

tom 62

93-144

In the first part of the article author critically evaluated methods used in estimation of functioning time of praehistoric cemeteries. As examples served cemeteries of Tarnobrzeg Group of Lusatian Culture Circle. In the second part of the article the analysis of detailed archaeological and anthropological data according to spatial distribution of graves was shown. In a consequence of this a time of functioning of separate groups of graves on various cemeteries was estimated as well as the time of usage of the whole cemeteries.

TEL REKHESH EXCAVATIONS 2006-2009, ISRAEL (Badania archeologiczne na stanowisku Tel Rekhesh w Izraelu. Sezony w latach 2006-2009)

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Hasegawa S.

Sprawozdania Archeologiczne

2010

tom 62

413-438

Tel Rekhesh located in the vicinity of Mt. Tabor, north Israel, is one of the two largest sites in the Lower Eastern Galilee and the only site that has a long settlement history of over 3,000 years. The excavation of the site was commenced in March 2006 by the Expedition for the Archaeology of the Land of Israel. The main aim of the excavation was to investigate the settlement history of the site in order to supply a lack of archaeological data for the Eastern Lower Galilee. Four main areas were excavated in order to achieve this aim: 1) the lower terrace; 2) the north-eastern edge of the acropolis ('gate' area); 3) the south-western and south-eastern edges of the acropolis; and 4) the southern slope. Approximately 820 square meters (fifty-one squares) were excavated over five seasons.