Tomasz Bochnak
Biographic Data
| ID | 6054170 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tomasz Bochnak |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tomasz |
| FAMILY NAME | Bochnak |
| SIGNATURE | BOCHNAK T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Rzeszów University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0327-9575 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Kryspinów Type Staters
This article examines the type of Celtic coins known as Kryspinów type staters, represented by five known specimens. It provides an archaeological context, highlighting a complex cultural landscape of communities coexisting in the milieu of the La Tène tradition. The Kryspinów type is identified as a local issue, attributed to the Tyniec Group, yet primarily circulating among the population associated with the Przeworsk culture. The paper also pr…
A Celtic Stater Associated with the “Lesser Poland Coinage Group” from Site Kaliszany-Folwark 22, Discovered in Orłowiny, Opatów District, Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship
This article presents a new find of a stater of the so-called “Lesser Poland group” of Celtic coinage. The coin was discovered by chance in the village of Orłowiny, in the district of Opatów, in a place listed in the archaeological heritage register as Kaliszany-Folwark 22, about 160 km northeast of Krakow. The coin in question is analogous to a gold coin from Kryspinów, site no. 3, district Krakow, and to a coin from the collection of the Cabine…
Cum grano salis, or about the Anartophracti in the Słonne Mountains
At the end of the 20th century, as the researchers became more convinced about the existence of the La Tène culture settlement zone in south-eastern Poland, there were more and more attempts at identifying the ethnicity of this population. Some of the researchers allowed for connecting the said settlement with the Anartophracti, known from Claudius Ptolemy’ writings (Geography, III, 5, 8). However, in order to identify the La Tène culture populat…
A Celtic Stater of the Krakow Type from the Opatów Area (Opatów County, Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship)
The paper discusses a new find of a Krakow type Celtic stater. The coin was discovered accidentally in the Opatów area (Opatów County, Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship). The specimen represents variant II: C/4 according to Marcin Rudnicki, although the weakly preserved motifs visible on the obverse show some differences compared to the reference variant. The reverse bears traces of die repair. A high content of silver indicates a relatively late chrono…
Dwa celtyckie depozyty przedmiotów żelaznych z Pakoszówki, pow. sanocki
In 2015, in Pakoszówka (Sanok distr., South-Eastern Poland) two La Tčne culture hoards of iron items were discovered. The similar finds – which had probably votive character? – are most common in the basin of the Upper and Middle Danube and at the left bank of Rhine – in Slovakia, Czech Republic and Germany. The first hoard included a plough, a scythe, two adzes, a socketed axe and the Dürrnberg type knife; the second deposit consisted of four si…
Bruchstücke von zwei keltischen Hohlbuckelringen aus Pakoszówka, Kr. Sanok, im Südosten Polens
At the beginning of 2015, in Pakoszówka, dist. Sanok, 10 fragments of two Celtic bronze shin guards were found – female legs ornaments made of empty hemispheres. These artefacts need to be affiliated to the type BR-F3A according to J. Bujny, dated to the LT B2/C1 and LT C1a phases. Unfortunately, at present it is impossible to determine whether the items from Pakoszówka were originally a part of grave goods or a deposit of fragmented ornaments
Interregional and Multidirectional Contacts of Local Elites
At the beginning of the Late Pre-Roman Period, various cultural transformations occurred on Polish territory induced by La Tène culture, and, to a lesser extent, by Jastorf culture circle stimuli. As a result of these influences, new cultures appeared: oksywie culture in the north of Poland, and Przeworsk culture to south of oksywie culture. Among oksywie culture sepulchral materials, many imported items can be identified, such as metal scabbards…
Les Celtes en Pologne
La colonisation celtique en Pologne était caractérisé par des enclaves limitées instalées sur les terres les plus fertiles. Des habitats ont été découverts en Basse Silésie (Dolny Śląsk) (LT B1 à LT C1), sur le Plateau de Głubczyce (Wyźyna Głubczycka) (fin de la phase LT B1 à la charnière LT C2/ LT D1), dans le bassin supérieur de la rivière San (LT C et début de LT D1) et en Petite Pologne (Małopolska) occidentale (fin de LT B2 au début de Ier s…
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Les Celtes en Pologne
La colonisation celtique en Pologne était caractérisé par des enclaves limitées instalées sur les terres les plus fertiles. Des habitats ont été découverts en Basse Silésie (Dolny Śląsk) (LT B1 à LT C1), sur le Plateau de Głubczyce (Wyźyna Głubczycka) (fin de la phase LT B1 à la charnière LT C2/ LT D1), dans le bassin supérieur de la rivière San (LT C et début de LT D1) et en Petite Pologne (Małopolska) occidentale (fin de LT B2 au début de Ier s…
Interregional and Multidirectional Contacts of Local Elites
At the beginning of the Late Pre-Roman Period, various cultural transformations occurred on Polish territory induced by La Tène culture, and, to a lesser extent, by Jastorf culture circle stimuli. As a result of these influences, new cultures appeared: oksywie culture in the north of Poland, and Przeworsk culture to south of oksywie culture. Among oksywie culture sepulchral materials, many imported items can be identified, such as metal scabbards…
Bruchstücke von zwei keltischen Hohlbuckelringen aus Pakoszówka, Kr. Sanok, im Südosten Polens
At the beginning of 2015, in Pakoszówka, dist. Sanok, 10 fragments of two Celtic bronze shin guards were found – female legs ornaments made of empty hemispheres. These artefacts need to be affiliated to the type BR-F3A according to J. Bujny, dated to the LT B2/C1 and LT C1a phases. Unfortunately, at present it is impossible to determine whether the items from Pakoszówka were originally a part of grave goods or a deposit of fragmented ornaments
Dwa celtyckie depozyty przedmiotów żelaznych z Pakoszówki, pow. sanocki
In 2015, in Pakoszówka (Sanok distr., South-Eastern Poland) two La Tčne culture hoards of iron items were discovered. The similar finds – which had probably votive character? – are most common in the basin of the Upper and Middle Danube and at the left bank of Rhine – in Slovakia, Czech Republic and Germany. The first hoard included a plough, a scythe, two adzes, a socketed axe and the Dürrnberg type knife; the second deposit consisted of four si…
Cum grano salis, or about the Anartophracti in the Słonne Mountains
At the end of the 20th century, as the researchers became more convinced about the existence of the La Tène culture settlement zone in south-eastern Poland, there were more and more attempts at identifying the ethnicity of this population. Some of the researchers allowed for connecting the said settlement with the Anartophracti, known from Claudius Ptolemy’ writings (Geography, III, 5, 8). However, in order to identify the La Tène culture populat…
A Celtic Stater of the Krakow Type from the Opatów Area (Opatów County, Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship)
The paper discusses a new find of a Krakow type Celtic stater. The coin was discovered accidentally in the Opatów area (Opatów County, Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship). The specimen represents variant II: C/4 according to Marcin Rudnicki, although the weakly preserved motifs visible on the obverse show some differences compared to the reference variant. The reverse bears traces of die repair. A high content of silver indicates a relatively late chrono…
A Celtic Stater Associated with the “Lesser Poland Coinage Group” from Site Kaliszany-Folwark 22, Discovered in Orłowiny, Opatów District, Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship
This article presents a new find of a stater of the so-called “Lesser Poland group” of Celtic coinage. The coin was discovered by chance in the village of Orłowiny, in the district of Opatów, in a place listed in the archaeological heritage register as Kaliszany-Folwark 22, about 160 km northeast of Krakow. The coin in question is analogous to a gold coin from Kryspinów, site no. 3, district Krakow, and to a coin from the collection of the Cabine…
The Kryspinów Type Staters
This article examines the type of Celtic coins known as Kryspinów type staters, represented by five known specimens. It provides an archaeological context, highlighting a complex cultural landscape of communities coexisting in the milieu of the La Tène tradition. The Kryspinów type is identified as a local issue, attributed to the Tyniec Group, yet primarily circulating among the population associated with the Przeworsk culture. The paper also pr…
Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (8 works) · Historical and Archaeological Studies (6 works) · Celtic languages (5 works) · Archaeology (4 works) · Ancient history (3 works) · Art (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · History (3 works) · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History (2 works) · Genealogy (2 works)