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Charakterystyka/State of the Teutonic Order in Prussia – a Description
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Birds at the Teutonic Order's castles in Prussia (Poland)
Quaternary International, 2022Abstract The article is the first presentation of detailed research of bird bones from six Teutonic Order castles built in the 13th century in the historical territory of Prussia, mainly in Terra Culmensis – the Kulmerland. The aim was to assess diachronic trends in bird exploitation at these sites.
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The Teutonic Order in Prussia *
2017The Teutonic Order established two states on the shores of the Baltic: Pruthenia and Livonia. The first, after becoming secularized gave birth to the military rule of the Hohenzollerns; the second retained well into the twentieth century the strict rules of feudal domination of the nobles over the Latvian and Estonian population.
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The Teutonic Order: Variety of Conflicts
Drevneishie gosudarstva Vostochnoi EvropyIn the Middle Ages the Teutonic Order was a participant and sometimes a factor of various conflicts. There was a crusade to the Holy Land, the staying in Hungary, and the crusade to Prussia. The article attaches priority to these conflicts. At the same time, it deals with some conflicts inside the Order determined with its dual nature being both a ...
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Archaeological investigations in Tarvastu Castle of the Teutonic Order
Arheoloogilised Välitööd Eestis ...Kriiska, Aivar +3 more
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Archaeological excavations in Tarvastu, castle of the Teutonic Order
Archaeological excavations in Tarvastu, castle of the Teutonic ...Valk, Heiki +3 more
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The Teutonic Order in Italy, 1190-1525
Between 1190 and 1525, the Teutonic Order (the third major military religious order after the Temple and the Hospital) maintained extensive possessions in Italy. This volume examines the history of the Order’s Italian branch, arguing that it served as an intermediary between East and West, as well as North and South.openaire +2 more sources