http://hdl.handle.net/11089/5653 2026-04-03T17:43:03Z 2026-04-03T17:43:03Z Walenta, Krzysztof http://hdl.handle.net/11089/7474 2018-02-01T11:18:02Z 1991-01-01T00:00:00Z

Cmentarzysko ludności kultury wielbarskiej z okresu rzymskiego w Brusach, stan. 11, gm. loco, woj. bydgoskie Walenta, Krzysztof In 1982 and 1986 year’s in Brusy, Jagiellońska st. 11 during earthwork was founding urn graves. The savework delived the next urn gravers. The most interesting graves aro no 3 with 2 bronze fibulas with silver plates A. V 130 and bronze buckle with semicircular frame ad grave no 5 with bronze filbula A. VI 168, fragment of second fibula the same type, silver clasp type В by J. Kmiecinski and clay whorl. This equipment is dated on the turn of early and late Roman Period (phase B2/C1 ).

1991-01-01T00:00:00Z Grzelakowska, Elżbieta http://hdl.handle.net/11089/7473 2018-02-01T11:18:03Z 1991-01-01T00:00:00Z

Pochówki dziecięce z cmentarzyska kultury wielbarskiej w Odrach Grzelakowska, Elżbieta The present article attemps to confront the data from anthropological and archaeological sources from sets of the grave exploited during studies on the burials ground of Wielbark culture in Odry in 1972-1978. As a result of this confrontation it can be concluded that children’s graves situated in this burials ground can be dated for the whole period of its use. Within the site they do not constitute the distinguishing group appearing in from of flat graves as well as grave-mouds. No relation between the age of the dead and the form of the grave he had been buried in was observed. The confrontation or archaeological and anthropological sources allows for the statement that neither the size of the hollow of skeleton graves nor the archaeological material included in it can be the only indicators of the dead’s age. However, in case of the lack of any remains of bones all other data should be considered and criticised. As a result of analysis of burials it can be said that burials classified as children’s ones exceeded 1/3 of all burials.

1991-01-01T00:00:00Z Kokowski, Andrzej http://hdl.handle.net/11089/7472 2018-02-01T11:18:00Z 1991-01-01T00:00:00Z

Grób wojownika kultury przeworskiej z Orońska w woj. radomskim Kokowski, Andrzej The author of the article discusses the set of objects excavated from the crematory grave in the village Orońsko situated in the Radom province.Taking into consideration ground observation of the very damaged grave and the degree of burnt vessels and the fact of the bend of a sword one can suppose that it was the crematory grave from the older Roman period typical for the Przeworsk culture. The most interesting element of investigated set ist the ball-shaped pendant representing, most likely la type of A. v. Miiller’s classification. The author discusses the well-known ball-shaped pendants from the area both of Przeworsk and Wielbark culture. The analysis of the grave from Orońsko is very significant for studies on relations between the culture of Przeworsk and Wielbark.

1991-01-01T00:00:00Z Szukała, Mirosław http://hdl.handle.net/11089/7471 2018-02-01T11:18:02Z 1991-01-01T00:00:00Z

Cmentarzysko ciałopalne ludności kultury łużyckiej w Starej, stan. 2, gm. Aleksandrów, woj. piotrkowskie Szukała, Mirosław In 1977 and 1978 excavations in burial ground in Stara were led by Regional Museum in Piotrków Trybunalski (M. Gąsior and M. Szukała). The sur- 2 face of 450 m was outcroped revealing 30 graves. Moreover, 2 graves were accidentaly discovered. It can be assumed that about half of the burial ground was examined. Materials coming from excavations are on display of Piotrków Museum, In all, 32 graves were discovered in the burial ground and all of them were of cinevary urn shape. 10 graves were preserved in fairly good condition 14 were damaged and 8 graves were destroyed. No shape of grave hollows were observed. The mean depth of graves was 30-50 cm (from the present surface of the ground to the upper parts of cinevary urns). All graves with the exeption of the object no 21 consisted of 1 urn, the object no 21 consisted of 2 small vessel of one of which could function as a countershaft; because of damages in upper parts of vessels it is impossiblle to state it clearly. In 9 graves among burnt bones some gifts of the grave were found-small objects made of bronze, in 7 graves-small not very characteristic fragments of clay vessels. The weight of burnt bones was from 0,01 to 1,95 kg in 2 graves some charcoals scattered among bones were found. Graves are typical for Lusatian culture in that period and they are not different from others known in Mid-Poland. Pottery is the most numerous group of findings. 35 specimens of vessels preserved in different conditions and 7 sets of small fragments were found. Majority of vessels was reconstructed, some of them were preserved as a whole. According to the division of R. Miklaszewska and J. Miákiewicz vessels can be divided into the following types: - double-cone vessels (4 specimens), tureens (20 specimens), - vessels between double-cone ones and tureens ( 2 specimens), - amphoras (3 specimens),. a bucket (1 specimen) and others (1 pice), - unidentified (4 specimens). Generally speaking, forms of vessels are more like the pottery from regions between the Warta and the Pilica rivers than the pottery coming from the region of the Vistula and the Pilica rivers. An ornament in from of different types of diagonal notches on the biggest swelling of the pad was found on eight vessels. The tureen of five handles from the object no 6 was treated as the most interesting vessel. У Moreover, 9 bronze objekts - different kinds of spirals and rings and the object the use of which in know clearly known (ferrule?) were found. As regards the culture the burial ground was classified into secondary zone of Mid-Polish Lusatian culture with clear influences of the group from the Upper Silesia - Little Poland. The chronology of burial ground dates back to the end of the IV period of the Bronze Age and the end of the V period.

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