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PROBLEM BADAŃ NAD OSADNICTWEM WCZESNOLATEŃSKIM NA ŚLĄSKU NA PRZYKŁADZIE OSADY W KURZĄTKOWICACH, POW. OŁAWSKI

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Dulęba P., Kosicki A.
Archeologia Polski
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2017
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vol. 62
79-129
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The results of excavations on site 1 at Kurzątkowice, Oława dicstrict, make a very essential contribution to the studies on La Tène culture settlements on the area of modern Poland. Unearthed at the above mentioned site were relics of a small La Tène culture settlement in form of settlement features typical for that time, such as a shallow pit-house, pits of various purpose, clay-pit or pottery kiln. The material, found inside of these features, consisting almost exclusively of vessel pottery, indicates that the features may be dated to the early La Tène period. The importance of these discoveries is emphasised by the fact that the above mentioned features at Kurzątkowice are up till now the only known settlement features of La Tène culture on modern Polish lands which may be dated to phase LT B1-B2. Many attributes of the pottery workshop registered at Kurzątkowice indicate that the Celtic settlers from Lower Silesia were closely related to the lands of central Danube river basin, particularly to the area of Moravia.
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New data regarding the question of interregional contacts in the Iron Age. Results of a surface survey in Czechy, Kraków district

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Dulęba P., Wysocki P.
Sprawozdania Archeologiczne
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2016
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vol. 68
301-325
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Surface surveys on a newly, accidentally discovered site in Czechy, Kraków district, yielded a large series of finds associated with the Przeworsk culture settlement. Its chronology ranged from the younger Pre-Roman Iron Age all the way to the early Migration Period. The detailed surface survey revealed numerous imports from the Celtic and Dacian settlement zones, as well as items of a provincial Roman origin. The finds presented in the paper indicate that the most intensive contacts with areas south of the Carpathians might be dated to the final stage of the La Tène period and the turn of the early and late Roman Iron Age.
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