2022/01/15 by Bronowicki, Wojciech
paper · doi:10.34616/ssa.2021.63.149.172
The aim of the work is to present results of multi-aspect analysis of Mesolithic assemblage from Grodziszcze 7 site, located in the Sudeten Foothills, Lower Silesia. It was discovered and excavated by J. Bronowicki and his team in 1990s. Despite its location in upland area, the inventory was clearly related to hunter and gatherer societies from the Northern European Lowlands. For this reason, it was necessary to carry out complex analysis, which resulted in discovery of new data regarding structure and technological, functional characteristic of the assemblage. This in turn allowed to define its connections to individual cultural groups of Lower Silesian Mesolithic and to make some comments on the topic of possible multiphase nature of the site and its function.