Projekty badawcze | Research ProjectsDane badawcze i inne materiały projektowe | Research data and other project materialshttp://hdl.handle.net/11089/8502024-03-29T15:55:44Z2024-03-29T15:55:44ZInterdisciplinary Hillfort Studies at the Daugava River: Merging and Decoding Archaeological, Environmental and Linguistic Data - BEETHOVEN CLASSIC 4, NR 2020/39/G/HS3/01542 (dataset)Kittel, PiotrGinter, ArturSchneeweiß, JensIbsen, TimoSikora, JerzyMusiaka, ŁukaszSeržant, IliaČakare, AgneseSitchinava, DmitriVyazov, LeonidWhitefield, HansGarstka, Anna MariaVisocka, Vandahttp://hdl.handle.net/11089/489492024-01-03T14:17:42Z2022-01-25T00:00:00ZInterdisciplinary Hillfort Studies at the Daugava River: Merging and Decoding Archaeological, Environmental and Linguistic Data - BEETHOVEN CLASSIC 4, NR 2020/39/G/HS3/01542 (dataset)
Kittel, Piotr; Ginter, Artur; Schneeweiß, Jens; Ibsen, Timo; Sikora, Jerzy; Musiaka, Łukasz; Seržant, Ilia; Čakare, Agnese; Sitchinava, Dmitri; Vyazov, Leonid; Whitefield, Hans; Garstka, Anna Maria; Visocka, Vanda
The Daugava River is one of most important gateways from the Baltic Sea to the Trans Eastern Europe (e.g. Dnieper R.) waterways and backwards. This is the main reason for its high significance as central trade route. In the long-term perspective, there was being formed a settlement and hillfort system in the Daugava R. valley, that focuses on the use and maintenance of the waterway. The framework of this system is thought to be made up of fortified settlements and hithes, landing places for ships on naturally protected islands and promontories.
Archaeological research has traditionally focused on the outstanding fortified sites themselves along the Daugava R. waterway. Other sites that are further away from these points have not been sufficiently investigated, the same is the case with the immediate vicinity of the hillforts. Combining toponymical and archaeological information in the study area is crucial for understanding the whole system of fortified and unfortified sites in the study area along the river valley. Since the archaeological classification and chronological correlation of all sites is fundamental to the project, small scale field archaeological investigations will be carried out if necessary. They involve a combination of archaeological surveying with geomorphological, geoarchaeological and paleoenvironmental studies.
It is methodologically important to gain insights through systematic drillings, test pits and reliable dating based on large series of radiocarbon (and if possible dendrochronological) data. The result of the project will be the first systematic compilation of the archaeological sites at the Daugava River, including both known and new generated data in a condensed form. In addition to this, the project focuses on the topographic survey, mapping, and digital modelling of the Daugava waterway, related to its functioning in the Prehistory and early historical times. One outcome of the work will be an atlas, including standardized topographic maps of the archaeological monuments and their immediate surroundings with a special focus on their natural environment, mostly a relation to the river system.
The maps will be made according to a consistent methodology, using modern technologies and data management systems, and will be supplemented by cartographic and visual materials of the 17th-20th centuries AD, and also by the results of palaeogeographical reconstructions. Furthermore, the inclusion of minimally invasive archaeological fieldwork and analysis of archive material allows to present settlement spatial analysis as part of the Atlas. They, in turn, will be the starting point for comparative studies in the wider Baltic Sea region. Therefore, the aim of the project is to create a consistent basis for further comprehensive studies as an example of best praxis in a broader, European context.
2022-01-25T00:00:00ZObszary ze specjalnymi potrzebami rozwojowymi w Berlinie - NCN, MINIATURA nr DEC-2022/06/X/HS4/01339 (dataset)Masierek, Edytahttp://hdl.handle.net/11089/487552023-12-14T03:40:32Z2023-01-01T00:00:00ZObszary ze specjalnymi potrzebami rozwojowymi w Berlinie - NCN, MINIATURA nr DEC-2022/06/X/HS4/01339 (dataset)
Masierek, Edyta
Zbiór zawiera informacje nt. 32 obszarów problemowych (w 8 dzielnicach) w Berlinie wspieranych w ramach niemieckiego programu rządowego (od 1999 r. niem. Program Stadtteile mit besonderen Entwicklugsbedarf – die soziale Stadt, od 2020 r. Program Sozialer Zusammenhalt und trägt den Zusatz Zusammenleben im Quartier), dla których funkcjonują biura terenowe (Berliner Quartiersmanagement).; The collection includes information on 32 problem areas (in 8 districts) in Berlin supported by a German government programme (since 1999 German: Stadtteile mit besonderen Entwicklugsbedarf - die soziale Stadt, since 2020). Programme Stadtteile mit besonderen Entwicklugsbedarf - die soziale Stadt, since 2020. Programme Sozialer Zusammenhalt und trägt den Zusatz Zusammenleben im Quartier), for which there are Field Offices (Berliner Quartiersmanagement).
2023-01-01T00:00:00ZWielka historia w małym mokradle: złożone relacje człowiek-środowisko na Nizinie Wschodnioeuropejskiej w ciągu ostatnich 13 tysięcy lat - OPUS 21 UMO-2021/41/B/HS3/00042 (dataset)Kittel, Piotrhttp://hdl.handle.net/11089/477752023-08-23T03:11:01Z2022-01-25T00:00:00ZWielka historia w małym mokradle: złożone relacje człowiek-środowisko na Nizinie Wschodnioeuropejskiej w ciągu ostatnich 13 tysięcy lat - OPUS 21 UMO-2021/41/B/HS3/00042 (dataset)
Kittel, Piotr
Kittel, Piotr
The subject of the planned research is the reconstruction of palaeoenvironmental conditions in the Western Dvina Lakeland, a part of the East European (Russian) Plain, as a basis for the study on human-environment relationships in the last 13,000 years. The multi-proxy analysis are performed based on organic deposits core collected from the small peat bog in Serteya. This geoarchive allow for detailed reconstructions of the natural history, including climate, vegetation hydrological changes. The proposed research is focused on broadening knowledge on the palaeoenvironmental evolution and reconstructing environmental conditions accompanying the human occupation, and the human-environment relationships in the Late Vistulian and the Holocene. Due to the long period of the dominance of subsistence strategy in the territory (at least up to 4000 BP), our results will allow for detailed study: 1/ on natural palaeoenvironmental evolution, 2/ human-environment relationships in the period of hunter-gatherer economy dominance. The intense archaeological research is realised for of the Serteya area resulted in documentation of over 60 archaeological sites, mostly seasonal and permanent settlements of hunter-gatherer groups from the Stone Age. Precise identification of the time of occupation of the study area and description of the introduced forms of management and changes in ecosystems resulting from human activity will be an important aim. It will be also significant to determine the palaeoclimatic and palaeohydrological conditions in East European Plain.
Methodology of the research project The proposed project will be based on multidisciplinary multi-proxy studies of the 13.5 m organic deposits core from the central part of the Serteya peat bog, with the mean rate of accumulation estimated to ca. 1 m for 1 thousand year. The main stages of the study: 1/ the detailed chronology of deposits based on AMS 14C dating and tephrochronology; 2/ change in the vegetation structure and regional fire history analysed with: pollen, plant macrofossils and charcoal analyses; 3/ the response of the natural environment to changes in the plant structure in the light of quantitative reconstructions (the water level and trophic fluctuations); 4/ reconstruction of air temperature and continentality indexes; 5/ detailed human-environment relationships for the last 13,000 years.
Central and Eastern Europe are areas on which paleoecology still has insufficient information. Detailed multi-proxy reconstructions were made until now only for several sites from the Russian territory. The obtained results of palaeoenvironmental changes will allow to contribute to the discussion on global and regional climate change. Comprehensive data on the evolution of the small lake and peat bog and changes in the atmospheric circulation will allow for a better explanation of the global palaeoclimatic mechanisms. Environmental data combined with archaeological and historical data will allow to distinguish the natural changes and human impact on the development of the lacustrine and bog ecosystems in the area with the dominance of non-productive economy. The results of our project allow for an elaboration of reference site for NE Europe of the natural history and human-environment relationships in the last 13,000 years.
2022-01-25T00:00:00ZAtlas parametrów meteorologicznych na stacji pomiarowej w Kopytkowie (Biebrzański Park Narodowy) w roku 2013Fortuniak, KrzysztofPawlak, Włodzimierzhttp://hdl.handle.net/11089/208922021-07-19T07:17:15Z2016-01-01T00:00:00ZAtlas parametrów meteorologicznych na stacji pomiarowej w Kopytkowie (Biebrzański Park Narodowy) w roku 2013
Fortuniak, Krzysztof; Pawlak, Włodzimierz
2016-01-01T00:00:00Z