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The Provenance of the Radziwill Chronicle

Київські історичні студії
The Radziwill chronicle is a unique illuminated Cyrillic manuscript of the late 15th century. Its miniatures cover historical period from the mythical beginnings of Rus’ up to the early 13th century.
Olena Rusyna
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Identification of fish remains from early mediaeval layers of the Vegetable Market excavation site in Szczecin, Poland [PDF]

Acta Ichthyologica et Piscatoria, 2004
Background. Considerable amounts of fish bones and scales were discovered in 1953-1963, in an archaeological excavation pit situated in a former Vegetable Market in Szczecin, on the left bank of River Odra.Materials and methods.
B. Kłyszejko, Z. Chełkowski, B. Chełkowska, A. Sobociński   +3 more
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The fish fauna of early-medieval layers of the Vegetable Market excavation site in Szczecin, Poland [PDF]

Acta Ichthyologica et Piscatoria, 2005
Background. The more than 10-metre deep archaeological site called the Vegetable Market (Kraut Markt), located near the Pomeranian Dukes’ Castle in Szczecin, was explored in 1953-1964.
Z. Chełkowski, B. Kłyszejko, B. Chełkowska, A. Sobocński   +3 more
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Mourir à Sevrey (Saône-et-Loire) au Moyen Âge

Revue Archéologique de l’Est
In 2020, the preventive excavation of a plot of land adjacent to the current cemetery and parish church in the village of Sevrey, known to archaeologists for its medieval pottery workshops, enabled the study of over seventy graves.
Antoine Guicheteau, Annamaria Latron, Anne-Lise Bugnon, Gaétan Gouérou, Dominique Sordoillet   +4 more
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“A Mirror for Men” – Reconstructing a Medieval Polishing Bench and Putting it to the Test

EXARC Journal, 2020
In the late 5th century AD, the famous Ostrogoth Theoderic the Great received a truly regal gift from the king of the Warini: he was given highly elaborated swords, richly decorated and able to cut through armour.
Florian Messner
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On So-Called Theories “Centralization of Muscovy” and the “New Period of Russian History” and the Place of Ukraine in Them (16th — 17th c)

Київські історичні студії
The article examines the feasibility of applying the concepts of “centralization” of Muscovy and “new period of Russian history” in the 16th and 17th centuries, respectively.
Oleksandr Hurzhii, Vitalii Shcherbak
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Węgrzy w Małopolsce w X-XII wieku w świetle źródeł toponomastycznych i archeologicznych

Slavia Antiqua, 2023
This article deals with the interpretation of toponyms and archaeological materials from early medieval Lesser Poland that may be associated with the Hungarians or the Khazar Kabars.
Marek Florek
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Glass Lamps, a Few Points

EXARC Journal, 2023
Funnel-shaped glasses have been found in several places, for example in Birka (graves 577, 526, 551, 850, 854, 464, 849 and 433), Sweden and in the Netherlands (De Heul, Utrecht collection PUG).
Karl Jakob Lamberth
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Grooming the Face in the Early Middle Ages

Internet Archaeology, 2016
A study of beards and hair focusing on the medieval period in Europe. There is a brief introduction looking at the modern period and how it contrasts with beards in the past.
Steven P. Ashby
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L’épineuse lecture du « trône de Dagobert » : analyses techniques, stylistiques et matérielles

Archéologie Médiévale
The “throne of Dagobert” is one of the most famous pieces of medieval furniture in Western Europe. Discovered in the first half of the 12th c. by Suger, abbot of Saint-Denis, it was linked to the last great Merovingian king Dagobert. However, its precise
Cécile Lagane, Lise Saussus
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