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Prawne aspekty hodowli zwierząt w średniowiecznych miastach ziemi chełmińskiej i terenów przygranicznych

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Modrzyński P. M.
Rocznik Toruński
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2015
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issue 42
203-220
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Rybołówstwo i konsumpcja ryb w ziemi chełmińskiej na podstawie źródeł archeologicznych i historycznych. Szkic do tematu

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Grążawski K.
Pomorania Antiqua
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2023
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vol. Tom XXXII
39–54
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The basis of the draft is a compilation of archaeoichthyological, archaeological and historical sources concerning fishing in the Chełmno Land in the Middle Ages. It uses data from excavations, including artefacts directly related to fishing, such as net hooks, spinners, harpoons, but also fish bones and scales. In addition, historical references to the granting of fishing rights, and finally data on fish consumption in the area in question, were used.
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Pozostałości obozowiska ludności kultury łużyckiej w Browinie (stan. 4), pow. toruński

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Połeć H.
Pomorania Antiqua
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2023
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vol. Tom XXXII
65–82
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Multicultural site no. 4 in Browina is located approx. 20 km north of Toruń and approx. 0.5 km south-west of Chełmża, in the Chełmża Plain, which is an area rich in remains of prehistoric settlement. It was discovered in the 1980s as part of the AZP programme (Archaeological Picture of Poland). In 2007, verifications were carried out to examine an area of 483 m2 during three research seasons (2014, 2015 and 2019). Sixteen cultural features of the Lusatian culture were documented, including one hearth and 14 features of undetermined function, as well as one posthole. There were obtained 504 fragments of pottery vessels, the analysis of which indicates that they date back to the early period of the Iron Age. The lack of traces of permanent dwelling structures on the site indicates that it was used for economic or agricultural purposes for a short time. The low degree of exploration of the area in excavations terms makes further interpretation much more difficult. Seasonal and ad hoc sites supplementing the settlement network of local communities are not well researched, but they can be a valuable source of data for analysing the ways of exploiting the space of micro regions by the Lusatian culture population.
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