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A Late Band Pottery culture settlement at site 40 in Trzciano, Wąbrzeźno commune

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Osipowicz G.
Sprawozdania Archeologiczne
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2015
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vol. 67
139-164
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Site 40 in Trzciano is located in the southern part of Wieczno lake in the Chełmno Lakeland. Archaeological research carried out there in 2012 uncovered multicultural material including sources related to late Banded Pottery settlement. The paper presents analysis of the material, covering the character of nonportable objects; the technology, morphology and style of ceramics and flint items, the function of flint artefacts, petrographic and stylistic analysis of stone artefacts, morphological and functional analysis of antler artefacts, and C14 dating
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Osada kultury późnej ceramiki wstęgowej ze stanowiska 22 w Rakowcu, gm. Kwidzyn, woj. pomorskie

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Kurzyk K., Kwapiński A., Ruta A.
Pomorania Antiqua
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2019
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vol. Tom XXVIII
s. 183-195
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Site 22 in Rakowiec has been discovered in 2003 during rescue excavation on the route of the gas pipeline from Kwidzyn to Gardeja. The site is located on a small hill at moraine upland on clay soils with small stoniness (fig. 1). During the research 2 basinshaped features (features 3 and 5 – fig. 3; 5), 224 fragments of pottery, 1 fragment of stone saddle quern and 3 handstones related to Late Band Pottery culture (post-LBK) have been found. Potsherds recovered from the site are most probably homogeneous and come from single phase. The analysis of pottery ornamentation and technological features has shown that we can synchronize site witch the Brześć-Kujawski group (phases II b-III of post-LBK by Czerniak 1994), most likely with the late phase. Artefacts from the feature 5 as well as shape and dimensions of the pit are analogues to cellars from post-LBK long houses usually discovered inside or near the houses (Czerniak 2005; Grygiel 2009). No traces of post-LBK long houses have been found at the site. It may be a result of significant site destruction and the absence of preserved foundation ditches as well as insufficient area of excavation (width up to approx. 7 m). On the other hand the discovered features can be associated with a small settlement, with a different type of buildings without the classic post-LBK “long houses”. To answer this question we need some more field research on a wider area.
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