original ) (raw )A Wielbark Culture piece of weaponry? Remarks concerning the astonishing find from the cemetery at Krosno (Crossen) - with M. Natuniewicz-Sekuła
Bartosz Kontny
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IV. Warriors and Armaments from the Vistula to the Dauguva a Wielbark Culture Piece of Weaponry? Remarks Concerning the Astonishing Find from the Cemetery at Krosno (Crossen)
Magdalena Natuniewicz-Sekuła
2007
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Weapons from Sofievka type cemeteries. /Cemeteries of the Sofievka type: 2950 – 2750 BC. Poznań, 1995 (Baltic-Pontic Studies, vol. 3), р. 228-234
Viktor Klochko
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Piotr Kieca
Piotr Kieca, 2022
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Grzegorz Kuś , Bartosz Kontny
Sprawozdania Archeologiczne, 2024
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Diversification of Burials with Weapons in the Przeworsk Culture in the Late Pre-Roman Period, [in:] Die Bewaffnung der Germanen und ihren Nachbarn in den letzten Jahrhunderten vor Christi Geburt, Lublin 2002, p. 59-80
Bartosz Kontny
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z J Okulicz-Kozaryn, Weklice. A Cemetery of the Wielbark Culture on the Eastern Margin of Vistula Delta (Excavations 1984-2004). In Monumenta Archaeologica Barbarica 17, A. Bitner Wróblewska (ed). Warszawa.
Magdalena Natuniewicz-Sekuła
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From the North-Eastern to Central Europe. Silver-inlayed Axe from the Early Medieval Chamber Grave in Pień on the Chełmno Land (Poland)
Andrzej Janowski
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The Sword and Sword-belt in Carolingian Times. The Warrior Burial 23 from Zavada Reconsidered
Zbigniew Robak
Studijne Zvesti AU SAV, 2018
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Kontny B., The Archaeology of War.
Bartosz Kontny
The Archaeology of War. Studies on Weapons of Barbarian Europe in the Roman and Migration Period, 2024
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Dating (with) weapon burials and the 'Waffenwechsel'. Preliminary report on Viking-age swords in the Carpathian Basin
Adam Biro
2012
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A horse warrior’s armament based on studies of the Przeworsk culture cemeteries from the Roman Period
Emilia Smółka Antkowiak
Přehled výzkumů, 2021
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Outside influence or local development? Seaxes from the cemeteries of the Balt tribes in northern Poland (the Elbląg group), [in:] Weapons and military equipment in funerary context. Proceedings of the XVIIth Roman Military Equipment Conference. Zagreb 2010, Zagreb 2013, 215-233.
Bartosz Kontny
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Vanishing weapons. The cemetery at Kleszewo and 'pacifistic’ burial customs in the Przeworsk Culture during the Late Pre-Roman Period
Andrzej Maciałowicz , Marcin Woźniak
Waffen, Gewalt, Krieg. Beiträge zur Internationalen Tagung der AG Eisenzeit und des Instytut Archeologii Uniwersytetu Rzeszowskiego..., S. Wefers et al. (ed.), Langenweissbach 2015, p. 229–269
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(2023) On the medieval sword with inlaid marks from the River Voglajna at Bežigrad (Celje)
Andrej Gaspari
Prilozi Instituta za arheologiju u Zagrebu 40/1, 2023
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Jean Soulat , Svante Fischer
Fornvännen, 2013
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Non-destructive examination of spearheads from the cemetery in Końskie, the Końskie District
Artur Sierosławski
Fasciculi Archaeologiae Historicae, fasc. XXVI, 2013
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Shchedrina A. Yu. 2020. Sword from Krasnianka. Complex of traditions and technologies. “Acta Militaria Mediaevalia” XVI, 205-224.
Alexandra Shchedrina
“Acta Militaria Mediaevalia” XVI, 2020
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Time of war or well-being? Changes in weapon sets in the Przeworsk culture burials from the late stage of phase B2, [in:] Europa barbarica. Ćwierć wieku archeologii w Masłomęczu, Lublin 2005,p . 215-232.
Bartosz Kontny
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Piotr Kotowicz
Weapons Brings Peace? Warfare in Medieval and Early Modern Europe, ed. L. Marek, Wrocław, pp. 31-40, 2013
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Boris Kavur , Miloš Spasić
A Step into the Past Approaches to Identity, Communications and Material Culture in South-Eastern European Archaeology, 2023
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Viktor Klochko
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Bartosz Kontny
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Battle-axes in the cemeteries from Banat, Crișana and Transylvania (10 th century), în: Warriors, weapons and harness from the 5th–10th centuries in the Carpathian Basin / ed.: Călin Cosma. - Cluj-Napoca : Mega, 2015.
Aurel Dragotă
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Jacek Andrzejowski
2024
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Burial of a mounted warrior with Ringknaufschwert-type sword from the necropolis in Ostrów, Przemyśl District
Anna Lasota-Kuś
Sprawozdania Archeologiczne 73/2, 2021
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The war as seen by an archaeologist. Reconstruction of barbarian weapons and fighting techniques in the Roman Period based on the analysis of graves containing weapons. The case of the Przeworsk Culture
Bartosz Kontny
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A Contribution to the Discussion About an Early Medieval Sword from the Jegeniš (Legrad-Šoderica) Gravel Pit / Prilog za raspravu o ranosrednjovjekovnom maču iz šljunčare Jegeniš (Legrad-Šoderica)
Goran Bilogrivić
Vjesnik Arheološkog muzeja u Zagrebu LIV, 2021
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Stone battle-axes in graves of the Mierzanowice culture in Vistula and Bug rivers basin.
Paweł Jarosz
From Farmers to Heroes? Archaeological Studies in Honor of Sławomir Kadrow, 2022
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The Connections of Eastern Carpathian Space with the Viking World: a new Sword Scabbard Chape from the Early Mediaeval Ages Discovered in Moldova
Octavian Munteanu , Ion Tentiuc
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Weapons of the tribes of the Northern Pontic zone in the 16th – 10th centuries B.C. /Poznań, 1993 (Baltic-Pontic Studies, vol.1).
Viktor Klochko
Baltic-Pontic Studies,, 1993
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Mediaeval Swords from Southeastern Europe. Material from 12th to 15th Century, 2007, by Marko Aleksić
Marko Aleksic
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Warrior burials with knives-daggers – sociocultural aspects of research. Comparative analysis of the Early Migration Period warrior graves in the Sambian-Natangian Group area (Kaliningrad region of Russia)
Jaroslaw A. Prassolow
Archaeologia Baltica, 2013
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Mihail Bat , Octavian Munteanu
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Noviji nalaz dvaju srednjovjekovnih mačeva iz rijeke Kupe kod Donje Kupčine / Two medieval swords recently found in the River Kupa near Donja Kupčina
Maja Bunčić
Vjesnik Arheološkog muzeja u Zagrebu, 2021
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