Опис документа

археологія, археология, archeologia, arheologie

Alain Tabbagh [Текст] / C. Benech, A. Hesse // Archaeologia Polona. — Warszawa, 2004. — Vol.42 : Neighbours: Polish-German relations in archaeology, part 1. — P. 3-5.
Helmut Becker [Текст] / Jorg Fassbinder // Archaeologia Polona. — Warszawa, 2004. — Vol.42 : Neighbours: Polish-German relations in archaeology, part 1. — P. 7-9.
Magnetic prospecting in archaelogical research: a historical outline [Текст] / Tomasz Herbich // Archaeologia Polona. — Warszawa, 2004. — Vol.42 : Neighbours: Polish-German relations in archaeology, part 1. — P. 21-68.
Marek Dulinicz as a researcher of Early Medieval Masovia [Текст] / Andrzej Buko // Archaeologia Polona. — Warszawa, 2004. — Vol.42 : Neighbours: Polish-German relations in archaeology, part 1. — P. 5-16.
Multidisciplinary study as a source of information about the Palaeolithic oecumene in the peri-and meta-Carpathian zone of Poland and Ukraine [Текст] / M. Lanczont, T. Madeyska // Archaeologia Polona. — Warszawa, 2004. — Vol.42 : Neighbours: Polish-German relations in archaeology, part 1. — P. 5-29.
Polabian Slavs and processes of political consolidation [Текст] / Przemyslaw Urbanczyk // Archaeologia Polona. — Warszawa, 2004. — Vol.42 : Neighbours: Polish-German relations in archaeology, part 1. — P. 245-256.
Remarks on Slavic population figures in the times of their settlement in Europe [Текст] / Henryk Samsonowicz // Archaeologia Polona. — Warszawa, 2004. — Vol.42 : Neighbours: Polish-German relations in archaeology, part 1. — P. 17-20.
The early medieval emporium Janow Pomorski (Truso). Characteristics and comparison based on excavations 2004 - 2008 [Текст] / Sebastian Brather // Archaeologia Polona. — Warszawa, 2004. — Vol.42 : Neighbours: Polish-German relations in archaeology, part 1. — P. 229-244.
The roots of the Yotvingians - archaelogical traces of a Baltic tribe in the north-eastern Poland [Текст] / Wojciech Nowakowski // Archaeologia Polona. — Warszawa, 2004. — Vol.42 : Neighbours: Polish-German relations in archaeology, part 1. — P. 21-36.