Michał Kubera

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Paweł Jarosz

Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology Polish Academy of Sciences

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Polish Academy of Sciences

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Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University in Warsaw

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Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland

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Muzeum Archeologiczne w Krakowie

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Grób kultury ceramiki sznurowej na stanowisku 10 w Łagiewnikach, pow. lubelski

by Paweł Zawiślak and Michał Kubera

Construction of the northern bypass of Lublin led to the discovery of a flat Corded Ware grave at... more Construction of the northern bypass of Lublin led to the discovery of a flat Corded Ware grave at site 10 in Łagiewniki, Lublin District. This is another feature of Corded Ware culture identified in the eastern part of Nałęczów Plateau. The results of the analyses conducted so far indicate a relatively late chronology of Corded Ware burials in that region (phase III). They are related to grave assemblages of the Kraków-Sandomierz group – both in their ritual practices and burial goods. The grave at site 10 in Łagiewniki is the evidence that the interfluve of the Ciemięga and Bystrzyca rivers were penetrated by the Corded Ware during the decline period of that culture as well (sub-phase IIIC – 2300/2200 BC). This is evidenced by the stylistic characteristics of vessels deposited as burial goods – their small sizes, and above all, the occurrence of a pot-like beaker with a large flat, ribbon-shaped, handle – all of which have analogies in Early Bronze assemblages. This chronology is also confirmed by radiocarbon dating.

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