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Co odkrył Alfred Rowe na „Diabelskiej Grobli” w Trzebawiu?

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Janowski A.

Materiały Zachodniopomorskie

2011

vol. 8

195-220

In the southern part of the Woświn lake there is a vast peninsula called “the Devilish Causeway” by local people. On the peninsula there is located an archaeological site that was excavated by Alfred Rowe in 1934. During the research a stone construction measuring 10 x 11 m was found. Function of this feature had aroused controversy but in the end, W. Filipowiak’s hypothesis that these were the remains of a Slavic cult construction was accepted in the literature. Further analysis however of the archive materials has shown that the stone construction found by A. Rowe is not a Slavic cult construction but an underpinning of a wooden one- or more-storey building such as those built by medieval knighthood within motte-and-bailey castles or so-called “manor houses on a mound”. It is likely that its owner was a representative of the wealthy family von Wedel.

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Brzustowicz G. J., Kuczkowski A.

Materiały Zachodniopomorskie

2011

vol. 8

241-250

An unusual object was given to the Archaeology Department of the Museum in Koszalin in 2007. It was a circular metal seal with a heraldic depiction. This latter is a head of a ram on an escutcheon. Further to an in-depth analysis of the heraldic depiction, it was possible to establish that there is a high probability that the seal dates from the first half of the 14th century, and that it was used by representatives of the knight village leaders from Strzelce.

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2 Materiały Zachodniopomorskie

1 Brzustowicz G. J.

1 Janowski A.

1 Kuczkowski A.

2 2012

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Co odkrył Alfred Rowe na „Diabelskiej Grobli” w Trzebawiu?

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