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IMPACT OF MESOLITHIC MAN UPON ENVIRONMENT - EXAMPLES FROM THE TERRITORY OF POLAND (Oddzialywanie czlowieka mezolitu na srodowisko - przyklad z terenu Pojezierza Gostyninskiego)

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Pelisiak A., Rybicka M.
Sprawozdania Archeologiczne
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2008
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vol. 60
9-30
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Lake Gosciaz is situated in the western part of the Gostynin Lake District. It belongs to the small group of lakes with annually laminated bottom sediments. The interdisciplinary research of Lake Gosciaz and its annually laminated sediments started in 1987 and were carried out by Magdalena Ralska-Jasiewiczowa. The archaeological research within this program was carried out by Andrzej Pelisiak and Małgorzata Rybicka from 1990 to 1994. This paper is dedicated to the activity of the Mesolithic man as well as changes of natural environment which were the consequence of the settlements and economy of the hunter-gatherers communities. The results of palynological analyses are of fundamental importance in these deliberations. The changes of the natural environment caused by Mesolithic man will be presented on the basis of the pollen diagrams prepared for Lake Gosciaz and archaeological works carried out in its surrounding area.
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The jug adorned with a ram’s head on the handle found in the pit number 109 at the site 52 in Pawłosiów, district Jarosław, podkarpackie voivodeship

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Dzierzanowska A., Krol D., Rogozinski J., Rybicka M.
Sprawozdania Archeologiczne
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2011
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vol. 63
221-240
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During the rescue excavations conducted in Pawlosiow, site 52, a vast TRB settlement was investigated. Among many features the pit No. 109 seems to be very important. It contained the jug with a handle of ram horns, which is one of the most characteristic features of the loess settlement agglomerations of this culture. Archaeological context of this jug allow to determine the chronology of the pit to the turn of the II and IIIa TRB phase. The described discovery make possible to include Carpathian loess foothills into central areas of the TRB evolution in SE Poland.
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