The Origins of the Christianity in Poland. Actual Research on Church Archaeology (original) (raw)

The paper investigates the archaeological origins of Christianity in Poland, particularly focusing on the 10th and 11th centuries. It highlights the significance of masonry architecture and church sites in understanding early Christian activity amidst a scarcity of written records. Key findings suggest that the establishment of churches and Christian burial sites emerged during a period of political turmoil and cultural transition, with significant archaeological evidence fueling ongoing debates around interpretations of early Christian structures.