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JĘCZNIK (d. JOHANNISTHAL), ST. I, WOJ. WARMIŃSKO-MAZURSKIE. Badania w roku 2010

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Brzóska A.
Światowit
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2009-2010
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vol. Tom VIII (XLIX), fasc. B
213-214
EN
A.rchaeological research at the stronghold in Jęcznik (former Johannisthal) was carried out from 7 to 30 July 2010. The stronghold is situated 6 km from Szczytno, upon the River Sasek. The motte stronghold is located on the southern and south-western side in a meander of the river. on the other (northern) side ofthe river there is a settlement related to the stronghold. An elongated rampart was identified at the distance of several hundred meters to the north-west of the stronghold. The rampart extends from the River Sasek to Lake Sawica. In the current season, examinations in the yard of the stronghold were continued. Furthermore, two trial trenches were opened in the settlement on the other side of the river and one trial trench was opened on the elongated rampart. The most interesting results were yielded by the examinations in the yard, where an outline of a building (a tower/a residential-defensive structure) was discovered. 437 fragments of pottery, 8 fragments of roofing tiles, 71 fragments of bones, 25 iron finds, 2 kg of slag and 1,5 kg of cob were gathered in the course of this year’s research. Based on this, it was possible to identify the chronology the site, which extends from the 14th to the end of the 15th c. 36 fragments of pottery related to the West Balt Barrow Culture were identified among pottery finds.
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Dąbrówka, woj. mazowieckie. Badania w roku 2009

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Brzóska A.
Światowit
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2009-2010
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vol. Tom VIII (XLIX), fasc. B
193-194
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Archaeological research at the site in the locality of Dąbrówka was conducted from 15 April to 28 August 2009. The discussed site is situated on the southern bank of a watercourse, c. 5 km to the north-west of Grodzisk Mazowiecki. Excavation research carried out in 2009 encompassed the surface of 19591 m2. 519 archaeological features, c. 4000 pottery sherds, 10 flint artefacts and a significant amount of animal bones were discovered in the course of research. Among the features, the following ones dominated: pits of various size (household, production and midden pits), hearths, as well as numerous post-holes. The latter were perhaps vestiges of dwelling houses. Remains of 5 wells were also recorded in the course of research. Based on the analysis of finds, it was possible to identify three phases of settlement of this area: the Neolithic, the Roman Period (the Przeworsk Culture) and the Modern Period.
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