393 hasil
Menampilkan 1–20 · 0,33 detik · RSS
Fasciculi Archaeologiae Historicae
ISSN 0860-0007 · Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology Polish Academy of Sciences · 393 artikel di indeks
-
Artikel Jurnal
Review of Jacek Konik, Głosy zabitego miasta. Wstępna prezentacja rezultatów badań archeologicznych na terenie dawnego getta warszawskiego w latach 2021-2022
The publication reviewed here, under the evocative title Voices of a Murdered City, discusses the results of the recent fieldwork carried out in 2021 and 2022 in two locations: 1) along Świętojerska Street, at the northern border of the Krasiński Garden, in the area of the former workshops known as…
-
Artikel Jurnal
The Fourth Annual Conference Archaeology of Conflicts 2025 in Hradec Králové
From 23rd to 25th September 2025, the international conference Archaeology of Conflicts / Archeologie konfliktů took place in Hradec Králové, which focused on the research on material, landscape, and anthropological aspects of warfare from prehistory to the present day. The conference was jointly…
-
Artikel Jurnal
Review of Zdeněk Schenk and Petr Žákovský, Švédský polní tábor u Horní Moštěnice. Třicetiletá válka na Přerovsku ve světle archeologických a historických pramenů
In the reviewed publication, the Swedish military camp near Horní Moštěnice became a pretext for a broader presentation of the archaeological traces of the Thirty Years’ War in Moravia. The authors devote only part of the book to the camp mentioned in the title, focusing on presenting events…
-
Artikel Jurnal
Militaria, Horse-riding Equipment and Horse Tack from the Excavations of the Late Medieval and Early Modern Residence at Żelechów (Mazovia)
During multi-season archaeological investigations of the Ciołek family’s seat in Żelechów, situated on the borderland of present-day Mazovian and Lublin voivodeships, a large assemblage of artefacts was collected, mostly from well-dated cultural layers. For analysis we selected 20 artefacts…
-
Artikel Jurnal
Review of Łukasz Antosik, Wczesnośredniowieczne włókiennictwo na Śląsku (XI–XIII wiek) / Early Medieval Textile Production in Silesia (10th–13th century). Łódź 2025, pp. 315, published by Instytut Archeologii i Etnologii Polskiej Akademii Nauk
The textile production, and in particular drapery, was already highly developed in late medieval Silesia when the intensive urbanisation and colonisation of Silesia and the cultural breakthrough took place in the early 13th century and became, to a large extent, the driving force behind the…
-
Artikel Jurnal
‘Lexicon of Katyn Archaeology (1990–2015)’. An Attempt at Consilience, a Model of Integrative Perspective
This article discusses the main assumptions and methodological procedures used in the ‘Lexicon of Katyn Archaeology (1990–2015)’ project. The authors highlight the research and social significance of archaeological research into the Katyn Massacre. They discuss and explain the need for an…
-
Artikel Jurnal
Livestock Burials from the 18th-century Semonice (Czechia): Insights from Zooarcheological Studies
The study focuses on the findings of animal burials from the 18th century, which were excavated during archaeological research in the cadastre of the village of Semonice (Czechia). Ten pits contained more or less complete skeletons of cattle and horses, and two pits with superimposed parts of…
-
Artikel Jurnal
Wooden Crossbow Bolt from Hrodna: a Small Children’s Toy as Evidence of Significant Changes in Weaponry of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania
This article discusses the discovery of a wooden toy crossbow bolt, unearthed in 1987 during excavations at the Old Castle in Hrodna (Belarus). It is dated to the second half or the end of the 14th century. While the find offers valuable insights into medieval children’s games, it is also a…
-
Artikel Jurnal
Early Medieval Iron Axe from a Stronghold in Szydłów near Lutomiersk (Central Poland)
This paper presents an iron axe discovered in 1960 during archaeological research carried out at the Szydłów stronghold near Lutomiersk (Central Poland). The weapon was discussed typologically (variant IB.12.2 according to Piotr Kotowicz’s classification) and was subjected to metallographic and…
-
Artikel Jurnal
Church-Hospital Complex of the Holy Spirit in Szydłów (Lesser Poland) in the Light of Field Research and Against a Comparative Background
This article presents the results of an archaeological and architectural investigation of the church and hospital complex of the Holy Spirit in Szydłów, one of the most interesting surviving examples of this type of layout in Poland. This study analyses the structural evolution of this site from…
-
Artikel Jurnal
Model of the Formal and Functional Evolution of a Private Feudal Residence in Late Medieval Poland
This article analyses the evolution of private feudal seats in late medieval Poland on the example of the Pałuka family from northeastern Greater Poland. The authors present the history of research on the feudal residences and underscore the significance of an interdisciplinary approach that…
-
Artikel Jurnal
Culinary Topography of the Castle in Sieradz (Central Poland) in the Early Modern Period (16th Century - 1st Half of the 17th Century)
The article discusses the broadly understood issue of food in the castle in Sieradz in the 16th century - 1st half of the 17th century, which was the capital seat of the county – starosty (Polish: starostwo) and also land, and later of the Sieradz voivodeship, an administrative and economic centre…
-
Artikel Jurnal
Early Meissen Coffee and Tea Sets in the Collections of the Museum of Warsaw – Introductory Remarks
The 18th century was a period of intensive cultural changes in Europe. For Poland, this was the beginning of the reign of a new dynasty – the Wettins. As a lover of art and collector of Far Eastern porcelain, the first king of this dynasty, August II, led to the establishment of the first European…
-
Artikel Jurnal
Roast It and Save the Juice! Medieval Ceramic Dripping Pots from Gdańsk
Many aspects of medieval cuisine may be identified through material sources discovered during the archaeological investigations, one of which is the use of spit-roasting equipment, particularly ceramic dripping pots. The paper presents the largest collection of such finds, comprising 133 artefacts…
-
Artikel Jurnal
Just the Kitchen. On Food Preparation in the Late Middle Ages and Early Modern Period
The paper, based on written sources as well as archaeological findings, points out that food preparation in the late Middle Ages and Early Modern Period required much more effort and skills. It also required more space and sometimes specialised rooms. The source records mention bakeries as well as…
-
Artikel Jurnal
Between Idea and Reality
The considerations based on the artefacts discovered during the excavations of the motte tower in Widów are an interesting source for research on the chivalric culture of the Middle Ages. Unfortunately, it is extremely difficult to connect the discovered sword fragment – regarded as a symbol of…
-
Artikel Jurnal
Rough Beauty. The Case of Ice Glass. Finds from the Tykocin Castle, Poland, and Beyond
Ice glass was invented by glassmakers in Renaissance Venice. Its distinctive surface texture made it an original and very visually appealing item, desirable as fine tableware in the modern era. It was manufactured not only in its place of origin but also in other glass-making centres north of the…
-
Artikel Jurnal
Remains of Copper Alloy Vessels from the Medieval Knightly Residence in Mierzyn, Central Poland
During investigations carried out at the site of a late medieval knightly residence in Mierzyn (Piotrków Trybunalski District, Central Poland), archaeologists discovered, among other things, numerous fragments of three-legged vessels cast from copper alloy, known as ‘Grapens.’ They were used for…