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The article aims at presenting the genesis, editors-in-chief, publisher, editorial formula, artwork, and topographic order of “Niedziela Podlaska” (Eng.: The Podlasie Sunday) in 1994-2010. Up till now this topic was not undertaken by scholars. The article bases mainly on archival and press material (all issues of the journal were analyzed which published between 1994-2010). The main sources were accomplished by some general dissertations. The article owes them especially information about the past, structure, organization, and performance of the Drohiczyn Diocese.
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W artykule rozpatrzono problematykę dotyczącą procesu kształtowania się kapitału ludzkiego. Oceniono główne czynniki jego rozwoju i podjęto próbę jego wyodrębnienia na przykładzie miasta Drohobycza.
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The study deals with problems concerning process of human capital creation. Main factors of its development were assesed. Moreover, the authors tried to specify it, taking the example of Drohobych town.
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This paper discusses the issues of the meaning and function of constructions characteristic for so called ‘groby w obudowach kamiennych’ – early medieval flat boulder- lined graves with cobblestones covering the burials (fig. 1, 4). Burial sites with these kind of cists are quite rare but were discovered in different parts of Europe; in Poland concentrations of them are known from the Mazovia and the basin of the eastern part of the lower Bug river (fig. 2). In the first of the above-mentioned regions, these constructions are dated to the period between the mid 11th century to the beginning of the 13th century. In the second region – from the last third of the 11th century to the mid 14th century. In the literature of the subject, several explanations of the function of the discussed grave constructions were proposed. They were interpreted as structures buttressing the walls of pit-graves or maybe preventing the burials against animals. According to another hypothesis, the idea of building such cists arose in the times of Christianization of funeral customs, when inhumation replaced cremation, and stone constructions were meant to stop the deceased from rising. An opposite proposal recognises in these cists the imitation of Jesus Christ’s grave, peddled by the Church. In the most recent proposition, the discussed cists are depicted as marks of high social position, popular amongst the elites in emerging states. In this article arguments defying the abovementioned hypotheses were presented. In light of comparative studies and new data on the genesis of the aforementioned graves in eastern Poland, it seems, that these cists are the emanations of ideas according to which graves are symbolic houses built for the dead. Another probable function (apotropaic, mark of status) might aktually have had a secondary meaning, which could be given to these constructions in some regions during the evolution of funeral customs.
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In the article the author presents the result of preliminary research conducted in the Diocesan Archives in Drohiczyn. The objective was to compile an inventory of documents, produced both by monasteries and by church or state administration, which dealt with matters concerning religious orders. The research has yielded a lot of interesting information about dissolved monasteries: of the Calced Carmelites in Bielsk Podlaski, the Reformati in Boćki; the Jesuits (then Piarists), the Franciscans, the Basilians and the Benedictine Nuns in Drohiczyn; the Missionaries in Siemiatycze; the Apostolic Union of Secular Priests and the Reformati in Węgrów; as well as a dozen or so other monasteries from the western governorates of the Russian Empire.
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139 Roman coins from 84 new finds have been registered in east-of-the-Vistula Mazovia and Podlasie. All of the coins had been found by private persons in the past few years. Description of the major part of the objects have been based on photographs (7 plates).
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