2019
DOI: 10.15804/ap201908
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Cywilizacja Azji Środkowej

Abstract: Tylko porównując się z Azją, istnieje Europa… Koczujemy na spotkanie siebie, rozpoznając się w sobie. (Olżas Sulejmenow, Andrzejowi Wozniesienskiemu, tłumaczenie własne Sławoj Szynkiewicz) Wstęp Granica między Europą i Azją istnieje wyłącznie w sensie kulturowym i brakuje jej wyraźnego wyznacznika topografi cznego. Nawet kulturowe rozgraniczenie jest wątpliwe, gdyż wydarzenia dziejące się w Azji Środkowej miały reperkusje na obszarze Bizancjum, cywilizacji rzymskiej, zachodniej Europy czy księstw ruskich. Typo… Show more

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“…Water transportation was probably the key factor in the formation of the bone breccias that constitute the infilling of the cave. It was also hypothesized that the cave might have acted as a trap for animals (Samsonowicz 1936;Sulimski 1959;Szynkiewicz 2015a). Three main sedimentary cycles were distinguished at Węże 1 based on mammal biostratigraphy, dated respectively at MN 13 (Messinian, upper Miocene), MN 15 (lower to upper Pliocene, Zanclean/Piacenzian, 4.2-3.4 Ma) and MNQ 20 (lower to middle Pleistocene) (Głazek et al 1975;Agustí et al 2001;Szynkiewicz, 2015a;Stefaniak et al 2020).…”
Section: Geological Settingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Water transportation was probably the key factor in the formation of the bone breccias that constitute the infilling of the cave. It was also hypothesized that the cave might have acted as a trap for animals (Samsonowicz 1936;Sulimski 1959;Szynkiewicz 2015a). Three main sedimentary cycles were distinguished at Węże 1 based on mammal biostratigraphy, dated respectively at MN 13 (Messinian, upper Miocene), MN 15 (lower to upper Pliocene, Zanclean/Piacenzian, 4.2-3.4 Ma) and MNQ 20 (lower to middle Pleistocene) (Głazek et al 1975;Agustí et al 2001;Szynkiewicz, 2015a;Stefaniak et al 2020).…”
Section: Geological Settingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The nearby Węże 2 site upon its discovery comprised a vertical karst crevice (c. 10 m long and c. 4 m wide) infilled with clayey fossiliferous strata. These deposits (~3.5 t in total) were collected during field work organized in the early 1960s by the Department of Palaeozoology of the Polish Academy of Sciences in Warsaw (currently the Institute of Paleobiology PAS) and the Department of Palaeozoology of Wrocław University (Sulimski 1962a;Szynkiewicz 2015b). Based on its faunal composition the site is presently dated at 2.9-2.6 Ma, i.e., the late Pliocene (Piacenzian), early Villafranchian Mammal Age and MN 16b zone in the Mammal Neogene zonation (Agustí et al 2001;Nadachowski et al 2015;Stefaniak et al 2020).…”
Section: Geological Settingmentioning
confidence: 99%