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Zagrożenia i ochrona pradziejowych kopalń krzemienia pasiastego w „Krzemionkach” w perspektywie wpisu na Listę światowego dziedzictwa UNESCO

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Jedynak A.
Raport
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2015
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vol. 10
263-283
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The 100th anniversary of discovery of “Krzemionki” complex of the prehistoric striped flint mines, which is thought to be the greatest prehistorical monument in Poland and one of the most important archaeological sites in Europe, will be celebrated in a few years. Along with that, the efforts began aimed at entering the mines on the UNESCO World Heritage List. For those reasons, the analysis of the past and present threats for the site, accompanied by the proposals of adequate conservation actions, is worth carrying out. It will make it possible to create a complex management plan, in which the tasks related to the protection of the archaeological and natural heritage will be adequately combined with the research activities and making the site available to the public.
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Okruch do piętnastowiecznych dziejów podgórskiego kościoła św. Benedykta

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Kozłowska A. Z.
Biuletyn Biblioteki Jagiellońskiej
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2019-2020
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vol. 69-70
17-26
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The announcement of John of Bytom’s sermon and dispute to be held in the Church of St. Benedict at the Lasota Hill in the Podgórze district of Kraków, found in the manuscript no. 707 from the collections of Jagiellonian Library, reveals an important fact that this church was used by the collegiates of the Kraków University during 1430s.
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Odnalezione w rękopisie BJ sygn. 707 zawiadomienie o kazaniu Jana z Bytomia i dyspucie, mających się odbyć w kościele św. Benedykta na górze Lasoty w Krakowie-Podgórzu, przynosi ważną informację świadczącą o nieznanym fakcie użytkowania tego kościoła przez kolegiatów Uniwersytetu Krakowskiego w latach trzydziestych XV wieku.
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Relikty pradziejowego górnictwa w rejonie Gór Świętokrzyskich w kontekście eksploatacji złóż krzemienia pasiastego. Problematyka prawno-konserwatorska

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Sabaciński M.
Ochrona Zabytków
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2010
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issue 1-4
255-262
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Striped flint is a unique mineral occurring only in a few communes bordering the Świętokrzyskie Mountains. In the Neolithic Age and in the early Bronze Age, intense primeval settlement developed in the region in connection with the use of this raw material. Within the area of its outcrop, numerous mines, production and dwelling settlements were built and functioned with varying intensity for hundreds of years. A unique complex of striped flint mines and related excavation and processing infrastructure was established in Krzemionki, where around four thousand mine shafts with various constructions and of various widths and depths as well as relics of flint production workshops, shaft protection structures and waste heaps have survived till now. It is the best preserved and biggest mining complex from the early Stone Age in the world, and currently has historic monument status. Krzemionki and other primeval archaeological sites connected with the excavation and utilisation of striped flint have been endangered by destruction due to the illegal exploitation of flint over the last few years. Striped flint has become an extremely fashionable and desirable type of material for the production of souvenirs, decorations and jewellery, and the demand for it is still growing. This article presents the legal possibilities to control the illegal acquisition of striped flint in connection with applicable provisions of Mining and Geological Law and its legal status as a mineral.
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