Jaskinia Gvardjilas Klde w Gruzji. Opracowanie wydane w stulecie badań polskiego archeologa Stefana Krukowskiego
Gvardjilas Klde Cave in Georgia. Celebrating the Centennial of Polish Archaeologist Stefan Krukowski’s Research
Contributor(s): Małgorzata Kot (Editor), Wojciech Brzeziński (Editor), Nino Jackeli (Editor), Stefan Karol Kozłowski (Editor), Karol Szymczak (Editor), Aleksander Otcherednoy (Editor), Nikoloz Tushabramishvili (Editor), Radosław Karasiewicz-Szczypiorski (Editor)
Subject(s): History, Archaeology
Published by: Wydawnictwa Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego
Keywords: Stefan Krukowski; Georgia; Gvardjilas Klde Cave; archaeology; Paleolithic
Summary/Abstract: Critical edition of the unpublished text of Stefan Krukowski, one of the fathers of Polish archaeology, regarding his research on the cave site in Georgia in 1916. The book, edited in Russian, Polish, Georgian and English, consists of the introductory part (consisting Krukowski’s biography, history of research in the site under discussion and of the research on the Paleolithic in Georgia in general), of the text of Krukowski and accompanying illustrations, as well as of the separate modern tables with drawings and photos of the artifacts. Stefan Krukowski, born in 1890, a loner who never completed secondary school or went to university, a Polish rescarcher of the Palaeolithic, founder of a research school, an inspiring teacher of many Polish prehistorians, arrived in Georgia in May of 1916. He explored caves and rock shelters for two years in the foothills. The monograph on the Gvardjilas Klde Cave was written over 1000 years ago, yet the analyses it contains might just as well have been written by a contemporary archaeologist. The history of European archaeology might have taken a completely different path in this publication had been published in 1918, as Stefan Krukowski had planned.
- E-ISBN-13: 978-83-235-3836-3
- Print-ISBN-13: 978-83-235-3828-8
- Page Count: 384
- Publication Year: 2019
- Language: English, Russian, Polish, Georgian
Od wydawcy
Od wydawcy
(From the publisher)
- Author(s):Wojciech Brzeziński
- Language:English, Russian, Polish, Georgian
- Subject(s):Archaeology
- Page Range:11-13
- No. of Pages:3
- Keywords:Stefan Krukowski; Georgia; Gvardjilas Klde Cave; archaeology; Paleolithic
- Summary/Abstract:Critical edition of the unpublished text of Stefan Krukowski, one of the fathers of Polish archaeology, regarding his research on the cave site in Georgia in 1916. The book, edited in Russian, Polish, Georgian and English, consists of the introductory part (consisting Krukowski’s biography, history of research in the site under discussion and of the research on the Paleolithic in Georgia in general), of the text of Krukowski and accompanying illustrations, as well as of the separate modern tables with drawings and photos of the artifacts. Stefan Krukowski, born in 1890, a loner who never completed secondary school or went to university, a Polish rescarcher of the Palaeolithic, founder of a research school, an inspiring teacher of many Polish prehistorians, arrived in Georgia in May of 1916. He explored caves and rock shelters for two years in the foothills. The monograph on the Gvardjilas Klde Cave was written over 1000 years ago, yet the analyses it contains might just as well have been written by a contemporary archaeologist. The history of European archaeology might have taken a completely different path in this publication had been published in 1918, as Stefan Krukowski had planned.
Wstęp
Wstęp
(Introduction)
- Author(s):Małgorzata Kot
- Language:English, Russian, Polish, Georgian
- Subject(s):Archaeology
- Page Range:14-19
- No. of Pages:6
- Keywords:Stefan Krukowski; Georgia; Gvardjilas Klde Cave; archaeology; Paleolithic
- Summary/Abstract:Critical edition of the unpublished text of Stefan Krukowski, one of the fathers of Polish archaeology, regarding his research on the cave site in Georgia in 1916. The book, edited in Russian, Polish, Georgian and English, consists of the introductory part (consisting Krukowski’s biography, history of research in the site under discussion and of the research on the Paleolithic in Georgia in general), of the text of Krukowski and accompanying illustrations, as well as of the separate modern tables with drawings and photos of the artifacts. Stefan Krukowski, born in 1890, a loner who never completed secondary school or went to university, a Polish rescarcher of the Palaeolithic, founder of a research school, an inspiring teacher of many Polish prehistorians, arrived in Georgia in May of 1916. He explored caves and rock shelters for two years in the foothills. The monograph on the Gvardjilas Klde Cave was written over 1000 years ago, yet the analyses it contains might just as well have been written by a contemporary archaeologist. The history of European archaeology might have taken a completely different path in this publication had been published in 1918, as Stefan Krukowski had planned.
Profesor Stefan Krukowski (1890–1982)
Profesor Stefan Krukowski (1890–1982)
(Professor Stefan Krukowski (1890–1982))
- Author(s):Elżbieta Ciepielewska
- Language:English, Russian, Polish, Georgian
- Subject(s):Archaeology
- Page Range:20-31
- No. of Pages:12
- Keywords:Stefan Krukowski; Georgia; Gvardjilas Klde Cave; archaeology; Paleolithic
- Summary/Abstract:Critical edition of the unpublished text of Stefan Krukowski, one of the fathers of Polish archaeology, regarding his research on the cave site in Georgia in 1916. The book, edited in Russian, Polish, Georgian and English, consists of the introductory part (consisting Krukowski’s biography, history of research in the site under discussion and of the research on the Paleolithic in Georgia in general), of the text of Krukowski and accompanying illustrations, as well as of the separate modern tables with drawings and photos of the artifacts. Stefan Krukowski, born in 1890, a loner who never completed secondary school or went to university, a Polish rescarcher of the Palaeolithic, founder of a research school, an inspiring teacher of many Polish prehistorians, arrived in Georgia in May of 1916. He explored caves and rock shelters for two years in the foothills. The monograph on the Gvardjilas Klde Cave was written over 1000 years ago, yet the analyses it contains might just as well have been written by a contemporary archaeologist. The history of European archaeology might have taken a completely different path in this publication had been published in 1918, as Stefan Krukowski had planned.
Spis stanowisk w zbiorach Działu Paleolitu i Mezolitu PMA w Warszawie pozyskanych przez Stefana Krukowskiego
Spis stanowisk w zbiorach Działu Paleolitu i Mezolitu PMA w Warszawie pozyskanych przez Stefana Krukowskiego
(List of sites in the Palaeolithic and Mesolithic Department at the State Archaeological Museum in Warsaw acquired by Stefan Krukowski)
- Author(s):Elżbieta Ciepielewska
- Language:English, Russian, Polish, Georgian
- Subject(s):Archaeology
- Page Range:32-37
- No. of Pages:6
- Keywords:Stefan Krukowski; Georgia; Gvardjilas Klde Cave; archaeology; Paleolithic
- Summary/Abstract:Critical edition of the unpublished text of Stefan Krukowski, one of the fathers of Polish archaeology, regarding his research on the cave site in Georgia in 1916. The book, edited in Russian, Polish, Georgian and English, consists of the introductory part (consisting Krukowski’s biography, history of research in the site under discussion and of the research on the Paleolithic in Georgia in general), of the text of Krukowski and accompanying illustrations, as well as of the separate modern tables with drawings and photos of the artifacts. Stefan Krukowski, born in 1890, a loner who never completed secondary school or went to university, a Polish rescarcher of the Palaeolithic, founder of a research school, an inspiring teacher of many Polish prehistorians, arrived in Georgia in May of 1916. He explored caves and rock shelters for two years in the foothills. The monograph on the Gvardjilas Klde Cave was written over 1000 years ago, yet the analyses it contains might just as well have been written by a contemporary archaeologist. The history of European archaeology might have taken a completely different path in this publication had been published in 1918, as Stefan Krukowski had planned.
Stefan Krukowski i Gvardjilas Klde
Stefan Krukowski i Gvardjilas Klde
(Stefan Krukowski in Gvardjilas Klde)
- Author(s):Stefan Karol Kozłowski
- Language:English, Russian, Polish, Georgian
- Subject(s):Archaeology
- Page Range:38-41
- No. of Pages:4
- Keywords:Stefan Krukowski; Georgia; Gvardjilas Klde Cave; archaeology; Paleolithic
- Summary/Abstract:Critical edition of the unpublished text of Stefan Krukowski, one of the fathers of Polish archaeology, regarding his research on the cave site in Georgia in 1916. The book, edited in Russian, Polish, Georgian and English, consists of the introductory part (consisting Krukowski’s biography, history of research in the site under discussion and of the research on the Paleolithic in Georgia in general), of the text of Krukowski and accompanying illustrations, as well as of the separate modern tables with drawings and photos of the artifacts. Stefan Krukowski, born in 1890, a loner who never completed secondary school or went to university, a Polish rescarcher of the Palaeolithic, founder of a research school, an inspiring teacher of many Polish prehistorians, arrived in Georgia in May of 1916. He explored caves and rock shelters for two years in the foothills. The monograph on the Gvardjilas Klde Cave was written over 1000 years ago, yet the analyses it contains might just as well have been written by a contemporary archaeologist. The history of European archaeology might have taken a completely different path in this publication had been published in 1918, as Stefan Krukowski had planned.
Badania nad górnym paleolitem Gruzji a materiały z jaskini Gvardjilas Klde z wykopalisk Stefana Krukowskiego
Badania nad górnym paleolitem Gruzji a materiały z jaskini Gvardjilas Klde z wykopalisk Stefana Krukowskiego
(Research into Georgia’s Upper Palaeolithic and the material in the Gvardjilas Klde cave from Stefan Krukowski’s excavations)
- Author(s):Karol Szymczak
- Language:English, Russian, Polish, Georgian
- Subject(s):Archaeology
- Page Range:42-53
- No. of Pages:12
- Keywords:Stefan Krukowsk; Georgia; Gvardjilas Klde Cave; archaeology; Paleolithic
- Summary/Abstract:Critical edition of the unpublished text of Stefan Krukowski, one of the fathers of Polish archaeology, regarding his research on the cave site in Georgia in 1916. The book, edited in Russian, Polish, Georgian and English, consists of the introductory part (consisting Krukowski’s biography, history of research in the site under discussion and of the research on the Paleolithic in Georgia in general), of the text of Krukowski and accompanying illustrations, as well as of the separate modern tables with drawings and photos of the artifacts. Stefan Krukowski, born in 1890, a loner who never completed secondary school or went to university, a Polish rescarcher of the Palaeolithic, founder of a research school, an inspiring teacher of many Polish prehistorians, arrived in Georgia in May of 1916. He explored caves and rock shelters for two years in the foothills. The monograph on the Gvardjilas Klde Cave was written over 1000 years ago, yet the analyses it contains might just as well have been written by a contemporary archaeologist. The history of European archaeology might have taken a completely different path in this publication had been published in 1918, as Stefan Krukowski had planned.
Historia badań w jaskini Gvardjilas Klde w Gruzji
Historia badań w jaskini Gvardjilas Klde w Gruzji
(History of research in Gvardjilas Klde cave in Georgia)
- Author(s):Małgorzata Kot
- Language:English, Russian, Polish, Georgian
- Subject(s):Archaeology
- Page Range:54-95
- No. of Pages:42
- Keywords:Stefan Krukowski; Georgia; Gvardjilas Klde Cave; archaeology; Paleolithic
- Summary/Abstract:Critical edition of the unpublished text of Stefan Krukowski, one of the fathers of Polish archaeology, regarding his research on the cave site in Georgia in 1916. The book, edited in Russian, Polish, Georgian and English, consists of the introductory part (consisting Krukowski’s biography, history of research in the site under discussion and of the research on the Paleolithic in Georgia in general), of the text of Krukowski and accompanying illustrations, as well as of the separate modern tables with drawings and photos of the artifacts. Stefan Krukowski, born in 1890, a loner who never completed secondary school or went to university, a Polish rescarcher of the Palaeolithic, founder of a research school, an inspiring teacher of many Polish prehistorians, arrived in Georgia in May of 1916. He explored caves and rock shelters for two years in the foothills. The monograph on the Gvardjilas Klde Cave was written over 1000 years ago, yet the analyses it contains might just as well have been written by a contemporary archaeologist. The history of European archaeology might have taken a completely different path in this publication had been published in 1918, as Stefan Krukowski had planned.
Gwardżyłas Kłde (z 12 tablicami)
Gwardżyłas Kłde (z 12 tablicami)
(Gvardjilas Klde (with 12 plates))
- Author(s):Stefan Krukowski
- Language:English, Russian, Polish, Georgian
- Subject(s):Archaeology
- Page Range:97-353
- No. of Pages:257
- Keywords:Stefan Krukowski; Georgia; Gvardjilas Klde Cave; archaeology; Paleolithic
- Summary/Abstract:Critical edition of the unpublished text of Stefan Krukowski, one of the fathers of Polish archaeology, regarding his research on the cave site in Georgia in 1916. The book, edited in Russian, Polish, Georgian and English, consists of the introductory part (consisting Krukowski’s biography, history of research in the site under discussion and of the research on the Paleolithic in Georgia in general), of the text of Krukowski and accompanying illustrations, as well as of the separate modern tables with drawings and photos of the artifacts. Stefan Krukowski, born in 1890, a loner who never completed secondary school or went to university, a Polish rescarcher of the Palaeolithic, founder of a research school, an inspiring teacher of many Polish prehistorians, arrived in Georgia in May of 1916. He explored caves and rock shelters for two years in the foothills. The monograph on the Gvardjilas Klde Cave was written over 1000 years ago, yet the analyses it contains might just as well have been written by a contemporary archaeologist. The history of European archaeology might have taken a completely different path in this publication had been published in 1918, as Stefan Krukowski had planned.
- Price: 14.50 €
Słownik terminów
Słownik terminów
(Dictionary)
- Contributor(s):Małgorzata Kot (Editor), Wojciech Brzeziński (Editor), Nino Jackeli (Editor), Stefan Karol Kozłowski (Editor), Karol Szymczak (Editor), Aleksander Otcherednoy (Editor), Nikoloz Tushabramishvili (Editor), Radosław Karasiewicz-Szczypiorski (Editor)
- Language:English, Russian, Polish, Georgian
- Subject(s):Archaeology
- Page Range:355-358
- No. of Pages:4
- Keywords:Stefan Krukowski; Georgia; Gvardjilas Klde Cave; archaeology; Paleolithic
- Summary/Abstract:Critical edition of the unpublished text of Stefan Krukowski, one of the fathers of Polish archaeology, regarding his research on the cave site in Georgia in 1916. The book, edited in Russian, Polish, Georgian and English, consists of the introductory part (consisting Krukowski’s biography, history of research in the site under discussion and of the research on the Paleolithic in Georgia in general), of the text of Krukowski and accompanying illustrations, as well as of the separate modern tables with drawings and photos of the artifacts. Stefan Krukowski, born in 1890, a loner who never completed secondary school or went to university, a Polish rescarcher of the Palaeolithic, founder of a research school, an inspiring teacher of many Polish prehistorians, arrived in Georgia in May of 1916. He explored caves and rock shelters for two years in the foothills. The monograph on the Gvardjilas Klde Cave was written over 1000 years ago, yet the analyses it contains might just as well have been written by a contemporary archaeologist. The history of European archaeology might have taken a completely different path in this publication had been published in 1918, as Stefan Krukowski had planned.
Tablice z zabytkami ze stanowiska Gvardjilas Klde
Tablice z zabytkami ze stanowiska Gvardjilas Klde
(Plates with artefacts from the Gvardjilas Klde site)
- Contributor(s):Małgorzata Kot (Editor), Wojciech Brzeziński (Editor), Nino Jackeli (Editor), Stefan Karol Kozłowski (Editor), Karol Szymczak (Editor), Aleksander Otcherednoy (Editor), Nikoloz Tushabramishvili (Editor), Radosław Karasiewicz-Szczypiorski (Editor)
- Language:English, Russian, Polish, Georgian
- Subject(s):Archaeology
- Page Range:359-384
- No. of Pages:26
- Keywords:Stefan Krukowski; Georgia; Gvardjilas Klde Cave; archaeology; Paleolithic
- Summary/Abstract:Critical edition of the unpublished text of Stefan Krukowski, one of the fathers of Polish archaeology, regarding his research on the cave site in Georgia in 1916. The book, edited in Russian, Polish, Georgian and English, consists of the introductory part (consisting Krukowski’s biography, history of research in the site under discussion and of the research on the Paleolithic in Georgia in general), of the text of Krukowski and accompanying illustrations, as well as of the separate modern tables with drawings and photos of the artifacts. Stefan Krukowski, born in 1890, a loner who never completed secondary school or went to university, a Polish rescarcher of the Palaeolithic, founder of a research school, an inspiring teacher of many Polish prehistorians, arrived in Georgia in May of 1916. He explored caves and rock shelters for two years in the foothills. The monograph on the Gvardjilas Klde Cave was written over 1000 years ago, yet the analyses it contains might just as well have been written by a contemporary archaeologist. The history of European archaeology might have taken a completely different path in this publication had been published in 1918, as Stefan Krukowski had planned.
