The Przeworsk culture was an Iron Age archaeological culture (c. 3rd century BC – 5th century AD) that developed across the territory of present-day Poland and western Ukraine. It evolved from the Pomeranian culture and the so‑called Wenedian (pit grave) culture, replacing them over a large area between the Baltic Sea and the Carpathians. During the Roman period, the Przeworsk culture was […]

Together with dr Dawid Sych and prof. Beata Miazga, we are preparing a paper on small bronze objects from Nowa Cerekwia (gmina Kietrz), recovered from La Tène and Jastorf-related settlement contexts. The assemblage (including fibula fragments, rivets and fittings) is analysed in terms of production techniques, reworking and use-wear. We are also interested in their […]

The Between the Celts and the Northern People project team continues to catalogue archaeological material and select sites for further specialist analysis. Among the locations already identified are: So far, the collected material includes ceramic fragments, daub, stone tools, and animal remains. These will undergo organic residue analysis, use-wear studies, and microresidue tests in the […]

We are delighted to welcome you to our project website—a space dedicated to exploring the fascinating world of ancient contacts, inspirations, and encounters. Our initiative focuses on contact zones: dynamic regions where people, objects, and ideas from across Europe met and mingled, especially during the last centuries before the Roman era. Through archaeological discoveries, the […]