THE OKSYWIE CULTURE ON THE RIGHT BANK OF THE LOWER VISTULA

Discover the fascinating world of the Oksywie culture, which developed on the right bank of the Lower Vistula. This book is an extraordinary journey through time, allowing you to understand the civilizational transformations among the communities inhabiting present-day northern Poland. Learn the story of the people who passionately collected and preserved the traces of the past of these lands, creating a rich archaeological heritage.

• Detailed analysis of numerous unknown monuments
• Fills the research gap regarding the pre-Roman period in Pomerania
• Standard for publishing archaeological sources from northern Poland
• Valuable position for archaeologists and regional researchers
• Dynamic area important for understanding civilizational transformations
• Carefully prepared tables and charts facilitate perception

The book by Dr. Milena Danielewska-Teska is the result of years of research and analysis that shed new light on the Oksywie culture. The author introduces numerous previously unknown monuments into scientific circulation, which is particularly valuable given the lack of publications on this topic. Thanks to this monograph, the reader has the opportunity to deepen their knowledge about the life and customs of the people who inhabited this area in the pre-Roman period.

This publication sets standards for publishing archaeological sources from the area of present-day northern Poland. It will undoubtedly also be a reference point for other works, not only material but also synthetic, concerning the pre-Roman period, the Oksywie culture and the end of antiquity in Pomerania. This book is an invaluable source of knowledge for anyone interested in the history and archaeology of the region.

The author, Milena Danielewska-Teska, is a respected archaeologist and assistant professor at the Faculty of Archaeology of the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań. Her passion and commitment to research on the Oksywie culture are visible on every page of this publication. Thanks to her work, we can better understand the cultural heritage of northern Poland and appreciate the contribution of local communities to preserving the traces of the past.

This book is not only a collection of facts and analyses, but also a story about people who devotedly collected and preserved the traces of the past of these lands. It is thanks to them that today we can admire the richness of the Oksywie culture and draw knowledge from its heritage. This publication is a tribute to their work and passion, which allows us to better understand our history and identity.

This book is ideal for:

• Archaeologists
• Historians
• Regional researchers
• Students
• History enthusiasts

The book contains numerous tables, charts and illustrations that facilitate perception and allow for a better understanding of the issues discussed. It is a must-read for anyone interested in the history and archaeology of northern Poland. Thanks to this publication, the reader has the opportunity to deepen their knowledge about the Oksywie culture and its impact on the civilizational development of the region.