Lorentz, Stanisław: Guide to museums and collections in Poland (Warsaw, 1974)

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Falenty, Piaseczno County (metallurgical site); Grodzisko-
KaiQczyn, Grodzisk County (burial ground); Jeziorko, Gizy-
cko County (settlement); Karczewiec and Stara Wies, Wg-
grow County (burial grounds); Korzen, Gostynin County
(burial grounds), tjgg Piekarski, Turek County (princely
graves); b.Qgonice, Opoczno County (burial ground and
settlement); Mierzanowice and Ostrowiec Swietokrzyski, Opa-
tow County (settlement and burial ground); Netta, Augustow
County (burial ground); Rostki, Ostroi^ka County (burial
ground); Rudki, Opatow County (ironwork settlement); Spi-
cymierz, Turek County (burial ground); Szwajcaria and Zu-
bronajcie, Suwaiki County (burial grounds and settlement);
Prudziszki, Suwaiki County (two burial grounds from the
period of the Great Migrations); Warsaw-Wilanow (burial
ground); W^chock, Iiza County (burial ground); Wolka ha-
siecka, howicz County (settlement and burial ground); Wy-
szembork, Mr^gowo County (settlement). Hoards of Roman
coins: Nietulisko Maie, Opatow County; Zubowice, Toma-
szow Lubelski County; Chmielow Piaskowy, Opatow County.
Early Mediaeval Period: Bionie near Warsaw
(fortified town); Borzymowice, Brzesc Kujawski and Stary
Brzesc, Wiociawek County (burial grounds); Chodlik, Opole
Lubelskie County (fortified town); Czersk, Piaseczno County
(fortified town); Dobre, Aleksandrow Kujawski County (set-
tlement); Drohiczyn, Niewiarowo-Sochy and Ogrodniki, Sie-
miatycze County (fortified town, settlements, burial ground);
Grzebsk and Pokrzywnica, Miawa County (burial grounds);
Gozdowo, Sierpc County (burial ground and settiement);
Jedwabno, Torun County (fortified town); Kalisz (fortified
town); Kobylin-Kuieszki, Wysokie Mazowieckie County
(burial ground), Korzybie Maie, Koziminy and Piescidia,
Pionsk County (burial grounds); Konskie (burial ground); Lip-
sko, Zamosc County (burial ground); Lubonia, Rybnik County
(fortified town); L^czno, Przasnysz County (burial ground);
Lowicz (burial ground); Luzki, Sokolow County (burial
ground); Mi^dzyborow, Zyrardow County (burial ground);
Niepor$t, Nowy Dw6r County (buriai ground); Starogrod,
Minsk Mazowiecki County (burial ground); Sandomierz (bu-
rial ground and settlement); Strzyzow, Hrubieszow County
(settlement): Warsaw-Brodno Stare (fortified town and set-
tlement); Warsaw-Wilanow (burial ground); Wrocieryz, J$-
drzejow County (settlement). Treasure troves: Borucin, Alek-
sandrow Kujawski County; Dzierzgznia, Plonsk County; Ob:;a
Nowa, Wolsztyn County; Trojca, Opatow County.
The Middle Ages and Later Times: Czeka-
now, Sokolow County (barrow burial ground); Grodzisk, W<g-
grow County (burial ground); Sochaczew — the Castle Hill
and research in the town.
Material from Outside the Territory of
P o I a n d :
Neolithic Period: Popudnia and Pienigzkowo — Podolia (set-
tlements); Bronze Age: Mlynska, former county of WIo-
dzimierz (Lusatian burial ground); Roman Period and the
Great Migrations: Boroczyce, former county of Horochow
(remnants of a treasure trove); Mierzany and Sudata, former
county of Swigciany (burial grounds); Pakalniszki, former
county of Poniewiez (burial ground); Early Mediaeval Period:

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