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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -This volume brings together a rich collection of interdisciplinary research that explores how family and social bonds have been formed, lived and honored from prehistory to modern times. Based on presentations from the 24thFuneralia Gnie¿nie¿skieconference, held in Gniezno, Poland in 2024, the publication highlights the latest discoveries in funeral archaeology and anthropology, with contributions from researchers across Europe and the Americas. Spanning a remarkable chronological and geographical range - from Bronze Age burials in Slovakia and Iron Age cemeteries in Poland to the lives of pre-Columbian children in Peru and modern Protestant communitiesFrom 'Adam and Eve' to the Present Dayexamines the enduring importance of kinship, care and identity. The studies address linguistic evidence, genetic relationships, burial practices and commemorative rituals, revealing how the concept of 'family' has evolved yet remained central to human experience.This is the first English-language edition ofFuneralia opening Polish scholarship to a broader global audience. It offers not only an insight into the distant past, but also a reflection on how we understand and shape family ties today. It also is a valuable resource for archaeologists, anthropologists, historians and anyone interested in the deep roots of human connection.Harrassowitz Verlag, Kreuzberger Ring 7 b-d, 65205 Wiesbaden 208 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This volume brings together a rich collection of interdisciplinary research that explores how family and social bonds have been formed, lived and honored from prehistory to modern times. Based on presentations from the 24th Funeralia Gnieznienskie conference, held in Gniezno, Poland in 2024, the publication highlights the latest discoveries in funeral archaeology and anthropology, with contributions from researchers across Europe and the Americas. Spanning a remarkable chronological and geographical range - from Bronze Age burials in Slovakia and Iron Age cemeteries in Poland to the lives of pre-Columbian children in Peru and modern Protestant communities - From 'Adam and Eve' to the Present Day examines the enduring importance of kinship, care and identity. The studies address linguistic evidence, genetic relationships, burial practices and commemorative rituals, revealing how the concept of 'family' has evolved yet remained central to human experience.This is the first English-language edition of Funeralia , opening Polish scholarship to a broader global audience. It offers not only an insight into the distant past, but also a reflection on how we understand and shape family ties today. It also is a valuable resource for archaeologists, anthropologists, historians and anyone interested in the deep roots of human connection.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 241 pages + 1 CD-ROM : 30 cm. The Kakucs-Turjan archaeological site was investigated by a Polish-Hungarian-German research team of archaeologists and various specialists. This volume contains the first, preliminary results of their work, giving the reader an insight into the complex history of the Bronze Age settlement and its economic activities as reflected in the multi-layered stratigraphy of the site. The currently analysed materials from Kakucs-Turjan may help to indicate the basic parameters of the development and functioning of the Middle Bronze Age Vatya culture; on the one hand strongly based on local tradition, on the other contextualized within a wider network covering the Carpathian Basin.

Soft cover. Zustand: New. 255 pages, illustrations : 30 cm. In the area of southwestern Greater Poland, fairly extensive forest areas have survived the 19th century agrotechnical revolution associated with the large-scale introduction of steam plowing. As a result, there are still well-preserved remnants of the cultural landscape within the dense oak forests. To a large extent, these remains are Middle Bronze Age barrows. The volume presents the results of several years of Polish-German research on these sites, both in the form of excavations and non-invasive research, as well as reanalysis of archival information. The sources presented provide a starting point for comparative research and summarize knowledge about the state of preservation of the past landscape.