To browse Academia. The text discusses the significant contributions of Professor Zbigniew Bagniewski to the understanding of Stone Age cultures in Central Europe, particularly in Poland.
It highlights his extensive archaeological fieldwork in Lower Silesia, Pomerania, and neighboring regions, which led to a better understanding of Mesolithic societies and their cultural connections with Southern Scandinavia. Bagniewski's prolific output in terms of publications and his role as a mentor in archaeology are also emphasized, showcasing his influence on both Polish and European prehistory studies. In: Valde-Nowak P. Jagiellonian University, Cracow, Palladino C.
London: Ubiquity Press. Engineering-geological investigation in the coastal zone of St. Anastasia Island, International Journal of Computer Applications, Log in with Facebook Log in with Google. Remember me on this computer. Enter the email address you signed up with and we'll email you a reset link.
Need an account? Click here to sign up. Contributions to the Central European Stone Age. Pasda: Living culturally in ice-age forests, dunes and swamps. Late Palaeolithic II. Mesolithic S. Zhilin: he early Mesolithic of the Upper Volga: selected problems.
New data for evidence of the Mesolithic specialized camps. Kendelewicz: Early Holocene hunter-gatherer societies in northern Poland — Pomerania. Kind: Land use in the Mesolithic of south-west Germany. Neolithic A. Finally, it was here that he obtained his professorship. He continued intensive ieldwork activity starting from his days as student without break for nearly forty years.
