Rasa Banytė-Rowell
Biographic Data
| ID | 8807903 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rasa Banytė-Rowell |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rasa |
| FAMILY NAME | Banytė-Rowell |
| SIGNATURE | BANYTĖ-ROWELL R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Lithuanian Institute of History |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
West Lithuania as a Golden Bridge between the Sea and the Baltic Hinterland in Northeast Poland during the Roman and Migration Periods
The authors discuss archaeological data regarding cultural interactions between west Lithuanian areas and the regions of Masuria and Suwałki during the Roman and Migration Periods. Several categories of finds in west Lithuania can be seen as direct imports or the import of ideas from the West Balt area in Masuria. This communication worked in both directions. influences from coastal Lithuania may also be detected in the style of jewellery or ridi…
Connections Between the Memelkultur Area and Dollkeim-Kovrovo Culture according to Data from Archaeological Archives
The author discusses a few examples of artefacts that testify to the contacts between the Balts living in Samland (the Sambian Peninsula) and in the Memelkultur area during the Roman Iron Age. This data was collected from notes and drawings made by Herbert Jankuhn, Marta Schmiedehelm and Kurt Voigtmann. Archival data gives us a chance to interpret similarities in the fashion of wearing of necklaces of similar composition, or rings with similar no…
Discoveries and Inspiration from Michał Brensztejn’s ‘Archaeological Inventory of the Kovno Gubernia’
Michał Eustachy Brensztejn compiled the ‘Archaeological Inventory of the Kovno Gubernia’ in 1907. The manuscript was not published, and only in 2010 was it discovered in the archives of the State Archaeological Museum in Warsaw. The Lithuanian Institute of History and the State Archaeological Museum in Warsaw initiated a project to publish the ‘Inventory’ as the third part of the Ostbalticum project. This paper gives some preliminary insights and…
Baitų kapinyno 37 kapas – inspiracija grįžti prie vakarų baltų arealų ryšių vėlyvuoju romėniškuoju laikotarpiu klausimo
Baitų kapinynas (Klaipėdos r.) priklauso Vakarų Lietuvos kapinynų su akmenų vainikais arealui. 1997 m. atidengtas Baitų kapinyno 37 kapas priklauso centrinei kapinyno kapų grupei, datuojamai vėlyvojo romėniškojo laikotarpio viduriu. Šio straipsnio tikslas yra išsamiai paskelbti 37 kapo medžiagą, analizuojant ją vakarų baltų tarpusavio ry šių, kuriuos atspindi kitas Baitų kapinyno radinys – žiedas iš 31 kapo – plotmėje. 37 kapo vidurinę dalį sua…
Šyšos švedkapių radiniai – įvadas į lokalinės istorijos tyrimus
Šyšos kaimas (vokiškai Schieß, Sziesze) yra Šilutės rajone, įsikūręs abipus Šyšos upės, ten, kur ji įteka į Atmatą. Šyša yra 5 km į PV nuo Šilutės ir 3 km į Š nuo Rusnės. Tai senas Rytų Prūsijos kaimas, kuriame 1540 m. minima buvus 16 sodybų ir 2 samdiniai. Šyša priklausė Rusnės parapijai (Safronovas, 2009). Reikia nepamiršti, kad tik šiais laikais mums upės be tiltų yra kliūtis. Tai liudija ir šiuolaikinis Šyšos kaimo administracinis suskirstyma…
Did They Exist? The Question of Elites in Western Lithuania in the Roman and Early Migration Periods, and Their Interregional Contacts
The emergence of Iron Age elites in the Baltic lands is discussed here in the context of western Lithuania, a region with local amber deposits and distant interregional connections, with reference to what is called the West Lithuanian Group, with cemeteries with stone circles. No interregional status symbols have been recorded in the area, but it is possible to identify local prestige goods, such as equestrian equipment, horse offerings, drinking…
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Šyšos švedkapių radiniai – įvadas į lokalinės istorijos tyrimus
Šyšos kaimas (vokiškai Schieß, Sziesze) yra Šilutės rajone, įsikūręs abipus Šyšos upės, ten, kur ji įteka į Atmatą. Šyša yra 5 km į PV nuo Šilutės ir 3 km į Š nuo Rusnės. Tai senas Rytų Prūsijos kaimas, kuriame 1540 m. minima buvus 16 sodybų ir 2 samdiniai. Šyša priklausė Rusnės parapijai (Safronovas, 2009). Reikia nepamiršti, kad tik šiais laikais mums upės be tiltų yra kliūtis. Tai liudija ir šiuolaikinis Šyšos kaimo administracinis suskirstyma…
Did They Exist? The Question of Elites in Western Lithuania in the Roman and Early Migration Periods, and Their Interregional Contacts
The emergence of Iron Age elites in the Baltic lands is discussed here in the context of western Lithuania, a region with local amber deposits and distant interregional connections, with reference to what is called the West Lithuanian Group, with cemeteries with stone circles. No interregional status symbols have been recorded in the area, but it is possible to identify local prestige goods, such as equestrian equipment, horse offerings, drinking…
Baitų kapinyno 37 kapas – inspiracija grįžti prie vakarų baltų arealų ryšių vėlyvuoju romėniškuoju laikotarpiu klausimo
Baitų kapinynas (Klaipėdos r.) priklauso Vakarų Lietuvos kapinynų su akmenų vainikais arealui. 1997 m. atidengtas Baitų kapinyno 37 kapas priklauso centrinei kapinyno kapų grupei, datuojamai vėlyvojo romėniškojo laikotarpio viduriu. Šio straipsnio tikslas yra išsamiai paskelbti 37 kapo medžiagą, analizuojant ją vakarų baltų tarpusavio ry šių, kuriuos atspindi kitas Baitų kapinyno radinys – žiedas iš 31 kapo – plotmėje. 37 kapo vidurinę dalį sua…
Connections Between the Memelkultur Area and Dollkeim-Kovrovo Culture according to Data from Archaeological Archives
The author discusses a few examples of artefacts that testify to the contacts between the Balts living in Samland (the Sambian Peninsula) and in the Memelkultur area during the Roman Iron Age. This data was collected from notes and drawings made by Herbert Jankuhn, Marta Schmiedehelm and Kurt Voigtmann. Archival data gives us a chance to interpret similarities in the fashion of wearing of necklaces of similar composition, or rings with similar no…
Discoveries and Inspiration from Michał Brensztejn’s ‘Archaeological Inventory of the Kovno Gubernia’
Michał Eustachy Brensztejn compiled the ‘Archaeological Inventory of the Kovno Gubernia’ in 1907. The manuscript was not published, and only in 2010 was it discovered in the archives of the State Archaeological Museum in Warsaw. The Lithuanian Institute of History and the State Archaeological Museum in Warsaw initiated a project to publish the ‘Inventory’ as the third part of the Ostbalticum project. This paper gives some preliminary insights and…
West Lithuania as a Golden Bridge between the Sea and the Baltic Hinterland in Northeast Poland during the Roman and Migration Periods
The authors discuss archaeological data regarding cultural interactions between west Lithuanian areas and the regions of Masuria and Suwałki during the Roman and Migration Periods. Several categories of finds in west Lithuania can be seen as direct imports or the import of ideas from the West Balt area in Masuria. This communication worked in both directions. influences from coastal Lithuania may also be detected in the style of jewellery or ridi…
Historical and Archaeological Studies (6 works) · Archaeology (5 works) · History (5 works) · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Ancient history (3 works) · Lithuanian (3 works) · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History (2 works) · Art (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works)