Marcin Maciejewski
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 121852 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Marcin Maciejewski |
| NOMBRES | Marcin |
| APELLIDO | Maciejewski |
| FIRMA | MACIEJEWSKI M |
| AFILIACIONES | Maria Curie-Skłodowska University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5032-9950 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2017 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Geometric-morphometric diversity of bronze axes from the Lusatian Urnfield cultures hoard from Rosko (north Greater Poland)
The hoard from Rosko (Site 47, Wielkopolskie Voivodeship, Czarnków-Trzcianka district) contained at least 71bronze artefacts, mainly socketed axes, and is dated to HaB2-HaB3. This study focuses on analysing the shape of the axes, evaluating their morphological differences, and assigning these artefacts to the currently accepted typological classification by Kuśnierz. Absolute measurements and photographic documentation were required for geometric…
The Missing link. Late Bronze and Early Iron Ages settlements in the vicinity of the Gogolewo hoard discovery site
The Gogolewo hoard is one of many assemblages of metal objects from the Late Bronze and Early Iron Ages that have been discovered in western Poland. Its composition is unremarkable, consisting of two sickles and a spearor javelinhead, with no imports or unusual objects. Although it has been mentioned in several publications, it has never been thoroughly studied. This text focuses on this deposit because, according to archival information, it was …
Manufacturing technology of banded pseudo-spiral bracelets in the light of experimental studies and computed tomography
Knowledge of manufacturing technology of items from various raw materials not only allows for a better understanding of the spheres of human culture associated with their production but also provides a basis for further conclusions on the functioning of prehistoric communities. Copper-alloy objects might be examined using a wide range of archaeometallurgical methods. In this paper, we would like to focus on the manufacturing technology of banded …
Local and non-local metal supply strategies in the Early Iron Age. Case study
During the Early Iron Age (750–450 BC), settlement centres emerged in western Poland, playing a significant socio-economic role in local development. The fortified settlement of Wicina (Żary County, Lubusz Voivodeship) in western Poland, is an exemplar of such a regional center, strategically positioned on a natural dune above a marshland. In this study, we use archaeometallurgical analyses to shed light on the role of this settlement in the supr…
Metallurgy in first-millennium BC Poland
Multidisciplinary methods permit the first archaeometallurgical study of artefacts from five key first-millennium BC settlements in Poland: Grzybiany, Wicina, Kamieniec, Tarławki and Mołtajny. This project fills a lacuna in our understanding of technical ceramics, metal provenance and the role of settlements in the cultural landscape
Kuyavian bronzes or Stanomin-style dress accessories – studies on the chronology of the early Iron Age in Central Europe
More than sixty years ago, J. Kostrzewski published a paper titled Ze studiów nad wczesnym okresem żelaznym w Polsce ( Studies on the early Iron Age in Poland ; in the German version Studien über die ältere Eisenzeit in Polen ). The article was a product of his long-time research, readings and searches conducted during the turbulent first half of the 20 th century. Kostrzewski’s work is still one of Poland’s basic chronological studies of the HaC…
Multi-faceted analyses of Poland's Bronze and Early Iron Age hoards
Bronze and Early Iron Age hoards in Poland are the focus of a multi-faceted study combining archival research with laboratory analyses and landscape studies. The diverse dataset is expected to reveal new insights into the phenomenon of metal deposition
Influence of conservation of copper and bronze artefacts on traces of production and use-wear
More Bronze Age less bronze
A Late Bronze Age hoard from Karmin, Poland, contained 16 socketed axes, half of which were made of copper. The copper axes represent the same local type as the bronze objects and bear the same traces of manufacturing and use. The authors argue that the move to copper was a response to unexpected difficulties in the tin supply
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The Rosko Hoard – a Road Sign? Research and its Perspectives
The phenomenon of depositing various types of goods was practiced in Europe across the annals of all time. Known from the Bronze Age and in some regions of the continent, also from the Early Iron Age, metal object hoards are one of the most spectacular and easiest for identification as well as the most often recorded and analyzed illustration of this phenomenon. In being a specific category of archaeological finds in many respects – as far as the…
The symbolism of hoard deposition places in the landscape of the late Bronze Age and the early Iron Age in the zone of the South Baltic Coastland and Lake Districts
In different cultures the world is described by a variety of signs and symbols. Equally important as reading their meaning is an attempt to describe the relationships between them. Often seemingly unrelated elements of culture are linked by relations on a symbolic level. Research on the relationship between hoards (late Bronze Age and early Iron Age) and local settlement networks indicate such a symbolic connection between border and metal. Under…
Influence of conservation of copper and bronze artefacts on traces of production and use-wear
The Rosko Hoard – a Road Sign? Research and its Perspectives
The phenomenon of depositing various types of goods was practiced in Europe across the annals of all time. Known from the Bronze Age and in some regions of the continent, also from the Early Iron Age, metal object hoards are one of the most spectacular and easiest for identification as well as the most often recorded and analyzed illustration of this phenomenon. In being a specific category of archaeological finds in many respects – as far as the…
More Bronze Age less bronze
A Late Bronze Age hoard from Karmin, Poland, contained 16 socketed axes, half of which were made of copper. The copper axes represent the same local type as the bronze objects and bear the same traces of manufacturing and use. The authors argue that the move to copper was a response to unexpected difficulties in the tin supply
The symbolism of hoard deposition places in the landscape of the late Bronze Age and the early Iron Age in the zone of the South Baltic Coastland and Lake Districts
In different cultures the world is described by a variety of signs and symbols. Equally important as reading their meaning is an attempt to describe the relationships between them. Often seemingly unrelated elements of culture are linked by relations on a symbolic level. Research on the relationship between hoards (late Bronze Age and early Iron Age) and local settlement networks indicate such a symbolic connection between border and metal. Under…
Titelseiten
The Rosko Hoard – a Road Sign? Research and its Perspectives
The phenomenon of depositing various types of goods was practiced in Europe across the annals of all time. Known from the Bronze Age and in some regions of the continent, also from the Early Iron Age, metal object hoards are one of the most spectacular and easiest for identification as well as the most often recorded and analyzed illustration of this phenomenon. In being a specific category of archaeological finds in many respects – as far as the…
Influence of conservation of copper and bronze artefacts on traces of production and use-wear
More Bronze Age less bronze
A Late Bronze Age hoard from Karmin, Poland, contained 16 socketed axes, half of which were made of copper. The copper axes represent the same local type as the bronze objects and bear the same traces of manufacturing and use. The authors argue that the move to copper was a response to unexpected difficulties in the tin supply
Kuyavian bronzes or Stanomin-style dress accessories – studies on the chronology of the early Iron Age in Central Europe
More than sixty years ago, J. Kostrzewski published a paper titled Ze studiów nad wczesnym okresem żelaznym w Polsce ( Studies on the early Iron Age in Poland ; in the German version Studien über die ältere Eisenzeit in Polen ). The article was a product of his long-time research, readings and searches conducted during the turbulent first half of the 20 th century. Kostrzewski’s work is still one of Poland’s basic chronological studies of the HaC…
Multi-faceted analyses of Poland's Bronze and Early Iron Age hoards
Bronze and Early Iron Age hoards in Poland are the focus of a multi-faceted study combining archival research with laboratory analyses and landscape studies. The diverse dataset is expected to reveal new insights into the phenomenon of metal deposition
Geometric-morphometric diversity of bronze axes from the Lusatian Urnfield cultures hoard from Rosko (north Greater Poland)
The hoard from Rosko (Site 47, Wielkopolskie Voivodeship, Czarnków-Trzcianka district) contained at least 71bronze artefacts, mainly socketed axes, and is dated to HaB2-HaB3. This study focuses on analysing the shape of the axes, evaluating their morphological differences, and assigning these artefacts to the currently accepted typological classification by Kuśnierz. Absolute measurements and photographic documentation were required for geometric…
The Missing link. Late Bronze and Early Iron Ages settlements in the vicinity of the Gogolewo hoard discovery site
The Gogolewo hoard is one of many assemblages of metal objects from the Late Bronze and Early Iron Ages that have been discovered in western Poland. Its composition is unremarkable, consisting of two sickles and a spearor javelinhead, with no imports or unusual objects. Although it has been mentioned in several publications, it has never been thoroughly studied. This text focuses on this deposit because, according to archival information, it was …
Manufacturing technology of banded pseudo-spiral bracelets in the light of experimental studies and computed tomography
Knowledge of manufacturing technology of items from various raw materials not only allows for a better understanding of the spheres of human culture associated with their production but also provides a basis for further conclusions on the functioning of prehistoric communities. Copper-alloy objects might be examined using a wide range of archaeometallurgical methods. In this paper, we would like to focus on the manufacturing technology of banded …
Local and non-local metal supply strategies in the Early Iron Age. Case study
During the Early Iron Age (750–450 BC), settlement centres emerged in western Poland, playing a significant socio-economic role in local development. The fortified settlement of Wicina (Żary County, Lubusz Voivodeship) in western Poland, is an exemplar of such a regional center, strategically positioned on a natural dune above a marshland. In this study, we use archaeometallurgical analyses to shed light on the role of this settlement in the supr…
Metallurgy in first-millennium BC Poland
Multidisciplinary methods permit the first archaeometallurgical study of artefacts from five key first-millennium BC settlements in Poland: Grzybiany, Wicina, Kamieniec, Tarławki and Mołtajny. This project fills a lacuna in our understanding of technical ceramics, metal provenance and the role of settlements in the cultural landscape
Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (10 obras) · History (9 obras) · Archaeology (8 obras) · Historical and Archaeological Studies (8 obras) · Bronze Age (7 obras) · Hoard (7 obras) · Geography (6 obras) · History (6 obras) · Iron Age (6 obras) · Bronze (5 obras)