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Wyniki archeologicznych badań ratowniczych na stanowisku Łosino 13, gm. Kobylnica, woj. pomorskie

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Domańska L., Ficyk M., Piotrowska M., Rzepecki S.
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2013
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vol. 8
349-356
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The site Łosino 13 (AZP 10-29/39), Kobylnica commune, pomorskie voivodeship, revealed relics of settlement from the younger pre-Roman period and the early Roman influence period (the Wielbark culture). This settlement horizon includes two artefacts and 435 fragments of ceramics. Micro-morphological characteristics of the vessels and their forms indicate a replacement of the style of the Oksywie culture with the style of the Wielbark culture. Moreover, two artefacts and 520 fragments of ceramics were revealed originating from the Middle Ages.
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Wyniki archeologicznych badań ratowniczych na wielokulturowym stanowisku Łosino 15, gm. Kobylnica

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Domańska L., Piotrowska M., Rzepecki S., Stępień A.
Raport
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2013
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vol. 8
357-370
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The multi-cultural site Łosino 15 (AZP 10-29/39), Kobylnica commune, pomorskie voivodeship, revealed the acquired material of the Pomeranian culture and the Wielbark culture. The majority of the discovered features are to be connected with the first settlement horizon. The features of the Pomeranian culture in the number of 135 were dominated by pits and hearths. The collection of ceramics included pots, vase-like vessels, bowls, and plates. 16 features were attributed to the Wielbark culture – pits, hearths, a furnace, and concentrations of ceramics. The collection of ceramics from the period of Roman influence is dominated by pots of group I, according to R. Wołągiewicz. The site revealed also base parts of slag-pit furnaces, as well as a considerable amount of cinder. The affiliation of the relics of ancient metallurgy is a problematic issue.
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