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Archaeology On Medieval Knights Manor Houses In Poland Anna Marciniakkajzer

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Publisher: Łódź University Press & Jagiellonian University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.86 MB

Pages: 208

Author: Anna Marciniak-Kajzer

ISBN: 9788323339212, 9788380880023, 832333921X, 8380880021

Language: English

Year: 2016

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Archaeology On Medieval Knights Manor Houses In Poland Anna Marciniakkajzer by Anna Marciniak-kajzer 9788323339212, 9788380880023, 832333921X, 8380880021 instant download after payment.

The relics of medieval knights' manors still shape the landscape of Poland today. The anonymous hills contain the remnants of wooden buildings, sometimes ones of stone or brick, as well as numerous tiny artifacts, the trace of the households of the past. Called "grodziska stożkowate" (motte), unlike the region's castles they are not so often visited, but more often destroyed. This book depicts the architecture and daily life of a medieval knight's manor based on the findings of archaeological excavations carried on for half a century, supplemented by written sources. It describes buildings, household items, and the tools used by the people of the past, allowing for a clearer understanding of the lives of medieval knights and their family.