Numerous pathological and nonpathological changes examined on human bones are classified and rela... more Numerous pathological and nonpathological changes examined on human bones are classified and related to various types of physical activities practiced during life. Some activities in ancient populations can be reconstructed based on studies of specific patterns and types of skeletal changes. Recently, particular attention has been paid to evaluate diagnostic traits that are commonly interpreted as “horsemanship syndrome.” In the present study, as of the time of writing, 100 skeletons from 23 archaeological sites of the Strzyżów culture in south-eastern Poland have been cataloged and analyzed. Preliminary analysis showed that 31 individuals were of subadult age and 46 adult skeletons were poorly preserved. In further research, authors focused on pathological and nonpathological changes in bone morphology associated with horseback riding among the remaining 23 adult individuals. Diagnostic traits including pelvic and lower limbs entheses, acetabular shape (vertical ovalisation), femoroacetabular morphological changes, subtrochanteric shape (platymeria), and specific vertebral degeneration and specific trauma lesions were analyzed related to biomechanical stress from frequent horseback riding. An evaluation gave results with high level of diagnostic certainty for four individuals and included two males, one female, and one individual whose sex could not be clearly determined due to the fragmented and incomplete preservation of the skull and pelvis. Lower probability was received in the next three cases included one male, one female, and one probably female. This study revealed that a proportion of the Strzyżów culture population developed skeletal changes compatible with riding horses.
The aim of this study was to investigate primary double teeth in archeological material from the ... more The aim of this study was to investigate primary double teeth in archeological material from the area of Poland and a brief review of the literature on the subject. Two cases of fusion of anterior primary teeth in two infants from past populations living in eastern (8th–9th cent. CE) and southern (15th cent. CE) parts of Poland are presented. A macroscopic as well as a radiographic assessment of the teeth was performed, which, in case 1, included a periapical X-ray and CBCT imaging (Gendex–USA GXDP-800) and, in case 2, scanning with a SkyScan micro-CT scanner, along with reconstruction images made using NRECON SkyScan. In case 1, cross-section and axial CBCT images showed that the fused teeth were joined by dentin in the lower portion of the crown and had two separate pulp chambers and one wide root canal. In case 2, a cross-sectional microscan confirmed partial fusion with two distinct crowns, two pulp chambers, and one wide common root canal. The discovery of fused teeth in the remains of children, which are typically poorly preserved, is a rare event. Consequently, the reported first cases of double teeth originating from the 8th–9th and 15th centuries CE, found in Poland in Central Europe, are of great value, as they can be used to map dental anomalies in archaeological populations. 3D imaging technologies are essential to establish the final diagnosis of double teeth.
Skarb z Cichobórza studia nad depozytem rzymskich denarów oraz ich naśladownictw / The Cichobórz hoard a study of the deposit of Roman denarii and their imitations, 2023
W artykule zaprezentowano wyniki datowania radiowęglowego wczesnośredniowiecznej ceramiki z dwóch... more W artykule zaprezentowano wyniki datowania radiowęglowego wczesnośredniowiecznej ceramiki z dwóch pieców odkrytych na stanowisku nr 35 w Gródku nad Bugiem. "Tradycyjne" datowanie wskazuje na XI w., podczas gdy uzyskane daty 14C są o około 150 lat starsze. Stratygraficzny związek próbek i ceramiki nie budzi wątpliwości, należy zatem omawiane wyniki potraktować jako głos w dyskusji dotyczącej różnych rytmów przemian warsztatu garncarskiego na ziemiach Polski wschodniej, rozpatrywanych dotąd wyłącznie w odniesieniu do wielkopolskiego centrum państwa Piastów.
The presented article aims to interpret the function of the selected flint sickles from the Early... more The presented article aims to interpret the function of the selected flint sickles from the Early Bronze Age. For this purpose, we made a use-wear analysis of 13 sickles coming from the cemeteries of the Strzyżów culture in south-east Poland: Rogalin site 15, Hrubieszów-Podgórze site 1, Hrebenne sites 10 and 31, and Świerszczów site 5 (Hrubieszów district, Lublin province). All analyzed sickles were made of Volhynian flint and represent the sub-triangular type. As a result, we can conclude thatanalyzed tools were used mostly for harvesting cereals or other siliceous plants. They were placed in hafts made of hard organic materials, and hide or plants. Conducted studies also revealed that these objects, suitably altered (sickle tips were destroyed right before being deposited in a grave) became important grave goods.
The state of research into the later pre-Roman, Roman and Migration periods in the Hrubieszów Basin in the light of results of excavations and surface surveys, 2021
A. Hyrchała, B. Niezabitowska-Wiśniewska, Stan badań nad młodszym okresem przedrzymskim, okresem ... more A. Hyrchała, B. Niezabitowska-Wiśniewska, Stan badań nad młodszym okresem przedrzymskim, okresem rzymskim i wędrówek ludów w Kotlinie Hrubieszowskiej w świetle wyników badań wykopaliskowych i powierzchniowych / The state of research into the later pre-Roman, Roman and Migration periods in the Hrubieszów Basin in the light of results of excavations and surface surveys, in: B. Niezabitowska-Wiśniewska, A. Hyrchała, B. Bartecki (eds.), Odkryte. Odzyskane. Ocalone. Kolekcja zabytków z młodszego okresu przedrzymskiego, okresu rzymskiego i wędrówek ludów ze zbiorów Muzeum im. ks. Stanisława Staszica w Hrubieszowie / Unearthed. Recovered. Saved. A collection of late pre-Roman, Roman and Migration period artefacts from the Rev. Stanisław Staszic Museum in Hrubieszów, Hrubieszów 2021, 14–23.
The text presents newly discovered graves of Strzyżów culture from the Early Bronze Age, located ... more The text presents newly discovered graves of Strzyżów culture from the Early Bronze Age, located at a cemetery in Rogalin, Poland. The funeral rites of Strzyżów culture are multifaceted. Most of the dead were placed in graves in supine position, equipped with vessels, tools, and ornaments – and then buried. This text, however, discusses burial rites involving the use of fire both in open burial pits and after burial, as well as subsequent practices of opening and disturbing graves. Analysis was supplemented by results of radiocarbon dating.
In 2008 a burial site was discovered in Rogalin (eastern Poland). Interdisciplinary investigation... more In 2008 a burial site was discovered in Rogalin (eastern Poland). Interdisciplinary investigations were carried out and it was concluded that the site was a unique example of Strzyżów culture, an agricultural culture found in eastern Poland and western Ukraine, dated to the Early Bronze Age (2000/1950–1600 BC ). Strzyżów culture spread over the area from the eastern part of Lublin Upland (area between the upper Wieprz river and Bug river) to the area of south-western Volhynia crossing Horyn river in present-day Ukraine. The highest density of its sites is in the territory of Horodło Plateau and near the town of Hrubieszów. Sixteen graves were discovered between 2009 and 2016. The aim of the study was to conduct analysis of skeletal remains from four burial graves – no. 13, 14, 15, and 16 excavated in 2015 and 2016. Research was based on macroscopic, stereomicroscopic analysis, X-ray and CT examinations.
The text presents newly discovered graves of strzyżów culture from the early bronze age, located ... more The text presents newly discovered graves of strzyżów culture from the early bronze age, located at a cemetery in Rogalin, Poland. The funeral rites of Strzyżów culture are multifaceted. Most of the dead were placed in graves in supine position, equipped with vessels, tools, and ornaments - and then buried. This text, however, discusses burial rites involving the use of fire both in open burial pits and after burial, as well as subsequent practices of opening and disturbing graves. Analysis was supplemented by results of radiocarbon dating.
This paper presents the first ever paleodontological investigation of human remains from an arche... more This paper presents the first ever paleodontological investigation of human remains from an archeological site in Central Europe dating from the Early Bronze Age and attributed to the Strzyzow Culture. It corroborates the knowledge gained from archeological, anthropological and genetical investigations. Our study aimed to assess dental status, dental morphology and dental pathologies as well as tooth wear and enamel hypoplasia based on visual inspection and stereomicroscopic investigation. The research was supported by CBCT imaging to obtain digital images and 3D reconstructions as well as 2D radiographs essential for dental age estimation. All of the 191 teeth discovered showed morphological similarity, with adult teeth showing similar color, shape and size. A maxillary molar presenting with a unique root morphology and a mandibular molar with a rare occlusal surface were found. Both permanent and deciduous dentition presented significant tooth wear. A few specimens displayed signs of dental caries, periapical pathology and antemortem tooth loss. Three individuals exhibited linear enamel hypoplasia. CBCT provided high-quality 2D images useful for dental age estimation by non-destructive methods. Estimated dental age correlated with the age estimated by other anthropological methods. In one case, this was crucial because of insufficient material for anthropological analysis. The presented studies have proved that besides the skeleton, teeth can be used as a fundamental tool in assessing the overall health and living conditions of paleopopulations. It would seem that there is potential for considerable development to be made in the research and investigation of paleodontological material using CBCT.
Aim of the study: The paper addresses the use of dental age assessment methods based on radiograp... more Aim of the study: The paper addresses the use of dental age assessment methods based on radiographs in medico-legal practice. Different cases of practical application of the methods are presented including identification of human remains, dental age assessment in a living person and one archaeological case. Material and methods: The study material consisted of cases involving dental age assessment performed in the Department of Forensic Medicine, Poznan University of Medical Sciences in Poznan. Depending on the preliminary assessment of age, the Liversidge or the Kvaal et al. methods were applied. Dental age was estimated on the basis of other cases, dental computed tomography was performed. Results: Dental age was successfully estimated in all of the cases. Various methods based on the analysis of X-ray images were applied. Dental age was shown to be correlated with skeletal age. Conclusions: The methods based on radiographs were demonstrated to be useful, and the results they yiel...
Podczas badań prowadzonych w latach 2009-2012 na cmentarzysku kultury strzyżowskiej, w Rogalinie ... more Podczas badań prowadzonych w latach 2009-2012 na cmentarzysku kultury strzyżowskiej, w Rogalinie wyeksplorowano szczątki 15 osób w 12 grobach. Materiały kostne poddano interdyscyplinarnym badaniom antropologicznym, radiologicznym i odontologicznym, w których szczególną rolę odegrały techniki obrazowania. Techniki obrazowania stosowane w radiologii okazują się niezwykle przydatne także w badaniach archeologicznych. Dzisiejsze tomografy komputerowe z dużą dokładnością i w krótkim czasie pokazują struktury kostne, pozwalają na wykonanie w celach diagnostycznych rekonstrukcji trójwymiarowych struktur, nie tracąc na jakości i dokładności obrazowania. Główną zaletą wykorzystania tomografii komputerowej w archeologii jest brak konieczności otwierania zamkniętych przestrzeni – przykładowo można „zajrzeć” do zamkniętej amfory czy skrzyni, „podejrzeć” co zawiera mumia, czy wreszcie ocenić części szkieletu człowieka pod kątem ich wieku, ewentualnych uszkodzeń, przebytych chorób czy urazów. Dok...
The paper addresses the use of dental age assessment methods based on radiographs in medico-legal... more The paper addresses the use of dental age assessment methods based on radiographs in medico-legal practice. Different cases of practical application of the methods are presented including identification of human remains, dental age assessment in a living person and one archaeological case. The study material consisted of cases involving dental age assessment performed in the Department of Forensic Medicine, Poznan University of Medical Sciences in Poznan. Depending on the preliminary assessment of age, the Liversidge or the Kvaal et al. methods were applied. Dental age was estimated on the basis of available pantomograms. In the case of the living person, it was a radiograph supplied for expert evaluation. In the other cases, dental computed tomography was performed. Dental age was successfully estimated in all of the cases. Various methods based on the analysis of X-ray images were applied. Dental age was shown to be correlated with skeletal age. The methods based on radiographs we...
In recent years molecular biology techniques have been introduced in biological anthropology, whi... more In recent years molecular biology techniques have been introduced in biological anthropology, which has allowed to extract and classify different remains of DNA, preserved in archaeological places and museums. Ancient DNA studies with the archeological problematic supplied necessary information. Graves discovered in Rogalin, district Hrubieszow, belonged to the strzyzowska culture dated to more than 1800 b.c.. The authors want to present the preliminary anthropological and genetic studies based on bone material taken from the graves in order to obtain more comprehensive information about the bony structures of the skull and determine the possible degree of kinship and the origin of analyzed human remains. The previous anthropological studies have led to the identification of biological profile included estimating biological age and sex. Genetic studies have identified biological sex, and completed analysis by biostatistical analysis of the kinship degree between people from analysed...
Numerous pathological and nonpathological changes examined on human bones are classified and rela... more Numerous pathological and nonpathological changes examined on human bones are classified and related to various types of physical activities practiced during life. Some activities in ancient populations can be reconstructed based on studies of specific patterns and types of skeletal changes. Recently, particular attention has been paid to evaluate diagnostic traits that are commonly interpreted as “horsemanship syndrome.” In the present study, as of the time of writing, 100 skeletons from 23 archaeological sites of the Strzyżów culture in south-eastern Poland have been cataloged and analyzed. Preliminary analysis showed that 31 individuals were of subadult age and 46 adult skeletons were poorly preserved. In further research, authors focused on pathological and nonpathological changes in bone morphology associated with horseback riding among the remaining 23 adult individuals. Diagnostic traits including pelvic and lower limbs entheses, acetabular shape (vertical ovalisation), femoroacetabular morphological changes, subtrochanteric shape (platymeria), and specific vertebral degeneration and specific trauma lesions were analyzed related to biomechanical stress from frequent horseback riding. An evaluation gave results with high level of diagnostic certainty for four individuals and included two males, one female, and one individual whose sex could not be clearly determined due to the fragmented and incomplete preservation of the skull and pelvis. Lower probability was received in the next three cases included one male, one female, and one probably female. This study revealed that a proportion of the Strzyżów culture population developed skeletal changes compatible with riding horses.
The aim of this study was to investigate primary double teeth in archeological material from the ... more The aim of this study was to investigate primary double teeth in archeological material from the area of Poland and a brief review of the literature on the subject. Two cases of fusion of anterior primary teeth in two infants from past populations living in eastern (8th–9th cent. CE) and southern (15th cent. CE) parts of Poland are presented. A macroscopic as well as a radiographic assessment of the teeth was performed, which, in case 1, included a periapical X-ray and CBCT imaging (Gendex–USA GXDP-800) and, in case 2, scanning with a SkyScan micro-CT scanner, along with reconstruction images made using NRECON SkyScan. In case 1, cross-section and axial CBCT images showed that the fused teeth were joined by dentin in the lower portion of the crown and had two separate pulp chambers and one wide root canal. In case 2, a cross-sectional microscan confirmed partial fusion with two distinct crowns, two pulp chambers, and one wide common root canal. The discovery of fused teeth in the remains of children, which are typically poorly preserved, is a rare event. Consequently, the reported first cases of double teeth originating from the 8th–9th and 15th centuries CE, found in Poland in Central Europe, are of great value, as they can be used to map dental anomalies in archaeological populations. 3D imaging technologies are essential to establish the final diagnosis of double teeth.
Skarb z Cichobórza studia nad depozytem rzymskich denarów oraz ich naśladownictw / The Cichobórz hoard a study of the deposit of Roman denarii and their imitations, 2023
W artykule zaprezentowano wyniki datowania radiowęglowego wczesnośredniowiecznej ceramiki z dwóch... more W artykule zaprezentowano wyniki datowania radiowęglowego wczesnośredniowiecznej ceramiki z dwóch pieców odkrytych na stanowisku nr 35 w Gródku nad Bugiem. "Tradycyjne" datowanie wskazuje na XI w., podczas gdy uzyskane daty 14C są o około 150 lat starsze. Stratygraficzny związek próbek i ceramiki nie budzi wątpliwości, należy zatem omawiane wyniki potraktować jako głos w dyskusji dotyczącej różnych rytmów przemian warsztatu garncarskiego na ziemiach Polski wschodniej, rozpatrywanych dotąd wyłącznie w odniesieniu do wielkopolskiego centrum państwa Piastów.
The presented article aims to interpret the function of the selected flint sickles from the Early... more The presented article aims to interpret the function of the selected flint sickles from the Early Bronze Age. For this purpose, we made a use-wear analysis of 13 sickles coming from the cemeteries of the Strzyżów culture in south-east Poland: Rogalin site 15, Hrubieszów-Podgórze site 1, Hrebenne sites 10 and 31, and Świerszczów site 5 (Hrubieszów district, Lublin province). All analyzed sickles were made of Volhynian flint and represent the sub-triangular type. As a result, we can conclude thatanalyzed tools were used mostly for harvesting cereals or other siliceous plants. They were placed in hafts made of hard organic materials, and hide or plants. Conducted studies also revealed that these objects, suitably altered (sickle tips were destroyed right before being deposited in a grave) became important grave goods.
The state of research into the later pre-Roman, Roman and Migration periods in the Hrubieszów Basin in the light of results of excavations and surface surveys, 2021
A. Hyrchała, B. Niezabitowska-Wiśniewska, Stan badań nad młodszym okresem przedrzymskim, okresem ... more A. Hyrchała, B. Niezabitowska-Wiśniewska, Stan badań nad młodszym okresem przedrzymskim, okresem rzymskim i wędrówek ludów w Kotlinie Hrubieszowskiej w świetle wyników badań wykopaliskowych i powierzchniowych / The state of research into the later pre-Roman, Roman and Migration periods in the Hrubieszów Basin in the light of results of excavations and surface surveys, in: B. Niezabitowska-Wiśniewska, A. Hyrchała, B. Bartecki (eds.), Odkryte. Odzyskane. Ocalone. Kolekcja zabytków z młodszego okresu przedrzymskiego, okresu rzymskiego i wędrówek ludów ze zbiorów Muzeum im. ks. Stanisława Staszica w Hrubieszowie / Unearthed. Recovered. Saved. A collection of late pre-Roman, Roman and Migration period artefacts from the Rev. Stanisław Staszic Museum in Hrubieszów, Hrubieszów 2021, 14–23.
The text presents newly discovered graves of Strzyżów culture from the Early Bronze Age, located ... more The text presents newly discovered graves of Strzyżów culture from the Early Bronze Age, located at a cemetery in Rogalin, Poland. The funeral rites of Strzyżów culture are multifaceted. Most of the dead were placed in graves in supine position, equipped with vessels, tools, and ornaments – and then buried. This text, however, discusses burial rites involving the use of fire both in open burial pits and after burial, as well as subsequent practices of opening and disturbing graves. Analysis was supplemented by results of radiocarbon dating.
In 2008 a burial site was discovered in Rogalin (eastern Poland). Interdisciplinary investigation... more In 2008 a burial site was discovered in Rogalin (eastern Poland). Interdisciplinary investigations were carried out and it was concluded that the site was a unique example of Strzyżów culture, an agricultural culture found in eastern Poland and western Ukraine, dated to the Early Bronze Age (2000/1950–1600 BC ). Strzyżów culture spread over the area from the eastern part of Lublin Upland (area between the upper Wieprz river and Bug river) to the area of south-western Volhynia crossing Horyn river in present-day Ukraine. The highest density of its sites is in the territory of Horodło Plateau and near the town of Hrubieszów. Sixteen graves were discovered between 2009 and 2016. The aim of the study was to conduct analysis of skeletal remains from four burial graves – no. 13, 14, 15, and 16 excavated in 2015 and 2016. Research was based on macroscopic, stereomicroscopic analysis, X-ray and CT examinations.
The text presents newly discovered graves of strzyżów culture from the early bronze age, located ... more The text presents newly discovered graves of strzyżów culture from the early bronze age, located at a cemetery in Rogalin, Poland. The funeral rites of Strzyżów culture are multifaceted. Most of the dead were placed in graves in supine position, equipped with vessels, tools, and ornaments - and then buried. This text, however, discusses burial rites involving the use of fire both in open burial pits and after burial, as well as subsequent practices of opening and disturbing graves. Analysis was supplemented by results of radiocarbon dating.
This paper presents the first ever paleodontological investigation of human remains from an arche... more This paper presents the first ever paleodontological investigation of human remains from an archeological site in Central Europe dating from the Early Bronze Age and attributed to the Strzyzow Culture. It corroborates the knowledge gained from archeological, anthropological and genetical investigations. Our study aimed to assess dental status, dental morphology and dental pathologies as well as tooth wear and enamel hypoplasia based on visual inspection and stereomicroscopic investigation. The research was supported by CBCT imaging to obtain digital images and 3D reconstructions as well as 2D radiographs essential for dental age estimation. All of the 191 teeth discovered showed morphological similarity, with adult teeth showing similar color, shape and size. A maxillary molar presenting with a unique root morphology and a mandibular molar with a rare occlusal surface were found. Both permanent and deciduous dentition presented significant tooth wear. A few specimens displayed signs of dental caries, periapical pathology and antemortem tooth loss. Three individuals exhibited linear enamel hypoplasia. CBCT provided high-quality 2D images useful for dental age estimation by non-destructive methods. Estimated dental age correlated with the age estimated by other anthropological methods. In one case, this was crucial because of insufficient material for anthropological analysis. The presented studies have proved that besides the skeleton, teeth can be used as a fundamental tool in assessing the overall health and living conditions of paleopopulations. It would seem that there is potential for considerable development to be made in the research and investigation of paleodontological material using CBCT.
Aim of the study: The paper addresses the use of dental age assessment methods based on radiograp... more Aim of the study: The paper addresses the use of dental age assessment methods based on radiographs in medico-legal practice. Different cases of practical application of the methods are presented including identification of human remains, dental age assessment in a living person and one archaeological case. Material and methods: The study material consisted of cases involving dental age assessment performed in the Department of Forensic Medicine, Poznan University of Medical Sciences in Poznan. Depending on the preliminary assessment of age, the Liversidge or the Kvaal et al. methods were applied. Dental age was estimated on the basis of other cases, dental computed tomography was performed. Results: Dental age was successfully estimated in all of the cases. Various methods based on the analysis of X-ray images were applied. Dental age was shown to be correlated with skeletal age. Conclusions: The methods based on radiographs were demonstrated to be useful, and the results they yiel...
Podczas badań prowadzonych w latach 2009-2012 na cmentarzysku kultury strzyżowskiej, w Rogalinie ... more Podczas badań prowadzonych w latach 2009-2012 na cmentarzysku kultury strzyżowskiej, w Rogalinie wyeksplorowano szczątki 15 osób w 12 grobach. Materiały kostne poddano interdyscyplinarnym badaniom antropologicznym, radiologicznym i odontologicznym, w których szczególną rolę odegrały techniki obrazowania. Techniki obrazowania stosowane w radiologii okazują się niezwykle przydatne także w badaniach archeologicznych. Dzisiejsze tomografy komputerowe z dużą dokładnością i w krótkim czasie pokazują struktury kostne, pozwalają na wykonanie w celach diagnostycznych rekonstrukcji trójwymiarowych struktur, nie tracąc na jakości i dokładności obrazowania. Główną zaletą wykorzystania tomografii komputerowej w archeologii jest brak konieczności otwierania zamkniętych przestrzeni – przykładowo można „zajrzeć” do zamkniętej amfory czy skrzyni, „podejrzeć” co zawiera mumia, czy wreszcie ocenić części szkieletu człowieka pod kątem ich wieku, ewentualnych uszkodzeń, przebytych chorób czy urazów. Dok...
The paper addresses the use of dental age assessment methods based on radiographs in medico-legal... more The paper addresses the use of dental age assessment methods based on radiographs in medico-legal practice. Different cases of practical application of the methods are presented including identification of human remains, dental age assessment in a living person and one archaeological case. The study material consisted of cases involving dental age assessment performed in the Department of Forensic Medicine, Poznan University of Medical Sciences in Poznan. Depending on the preliminary assessment of age, the Liversidge or the Kvaal et al. methods were applied. Dental age was estimated on the basis of available pantomograms. In the case of the living person, it was a radiograph supplied for expert evaluation. In the other cases, dental computed tomography was performed. Dental age was successfully estimated in all of the cases. Various methods based on the analysis of X-ray images were applied. Dental age was shown to be correlated with skeletal age. The methods based on radiographs we...
In recent years molecular biology techniques have been introduced in biological anthropology, whi... more In recent years molecular biology techniques have been introduced in biological anthropology, which has allowed to extract and classify different remains of DNA, preserved in archaeological places and museums. Ancient DNA studies with the archeological problematic supplied necessary information. Graves discovered in Rogalin, district Hrubieszow, belonged to the strzyzowska culture dated to more than 1800 b.c.. The authors want to present the preliminary anthropological and genetic studies based on bone material taken from the graves in order to obtain more comprehensive information about the bony structures of the skull and determine the possible degree of kinship and the origin of analyzed human remains. The previous anthropological studies have led to the identification of biological profile included estimating biological age and sex. Genetic studies have identified biological sex, and completed analysis by biostatistical analysis of the kinship degree between people from analysed...
B. Niezabitowska-Wiśniewska, Puławy-Włostowice. Wielokulturowe stanowisko z zachodniej Lubelszczyzny, Lublin, 2018
Książka - monografia stanowiska Puławy-Włostowice, z autorskim udziałem: / Book - monography of t... more Książka - monografia stanowiska Puławy-Włostowice, z autorskim udziałem: / Book - monography of the Puławy-Włostowice site with author's participation: Monica Abreu-Głowacka, Dariusza Gałązka, Mariusz Glapiński, Zdzisław Hensel, Anna Hyrchała, Michał Jakubczak, Wojciech Kociemba, Andrzej Kokowski, Aldona Kurzawska, Paweł Lis, Maria Lityńska-Zając, Dorota Lorkiewicz-Muszyńska, Piotr Mączyński, Eliza Michalak, Magdalena Moskal-del Hoyo, Jerzy Nitychoruk, Jan Reder, Michał Rychlik, Jacek Szczurowski, Marcin Szeliga, Krystyna Wasylikowa, Krzysztof Wertz, Jarosław Wilczyński, Tadeusz Wiśniewski
Odkryte. Odzyskane. Ocalone. Kolekcja zabytków z młodszego okresu przedrzymskiego, okresu rzymski... more Odkryte. Odzyskane. Ocalone. Kolekcja zabytków z młodszego okresu przedrzymskiego, okresu rzymskiego i wędrówek ludów ze zbiorów Muzeum im. ks. Stanisława Staszica w Hrubieszowie / Unearthed. Recovered. Saved. A collection of late pre-Roman, Roman and Migration period artefacts from the Rev. Stanisław Staszic Museum in Hrubieszów, Hrubieszów 2021 (ISBN 978-83-949902-7-5).
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Roman and Migration periods in the Hrubieszów Basin in the light of results of excavations and surface surveys, in: B. Niezabitowska-Wiśniewska, A. Hyrchała, B. Bartecki (eds.), Odkryte. Odzyskane. Ocalone. Kolekcja zabytków z młodszego okresu przedrzymskiego, okresu rzymskiego i wędrówek ludów ze zbiorów Muzeum im. ks. Stanisława Staszica w Hrubieszowie / Unearthed. Recovered. Saved. A collection of late pre-Roman, Roman and Migration period artefacts from the Rev. Stanisław Staszic Museum in Hrubieszów, Hrubieszów 2021, 14–23.
Roman and Migration periods in the Hrubieszów Basin in the light of results of excavations and surface surveys, in: B. Niezabitowska-Wiśniewska, A. Hyrchała, B. Bartecki (eds.), Odkryte. Odzyskane. Ocalone. Kolekcja zabytków z młodszego okresu przedrzymskiego, okresu rzymskiego i wędrówek ludów ze zbiorów Muzeum im. ks. Stanisława Staszica w Hrubieszowie / Unearthed. Recovered. Saved. A collection of late pre-Roman, Roman and Migration period artefacts from the Rev. Stanisław Staszic Museum in Hrubieszów, Hrubieszów 2021, 14–23.