Ką Sutiktume Pravėrę Bajoro Sodybos Vartus? Tarnai Ir Šeimynykščiai Lietuvos Didžiosios Kunigaikštystės Bajorų Namų Ūkyje Xvi Amžiuje Ir Xvii Amžiaus Pirmoje Pusėje

Dambrauskaitė, Neringa

doi:10.15388/lis.2014.0.5030

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“…However, the presence of a pathological bone from the period of Grand Duke suggests that at least some individuals could have been domestic because pathologies are more often found on the bones of domestic birds (Serjeantson, 2009). Moreover, account books from Lithuania also suggest that by the mid‐16th to early 17th centuries, domestic goose were brought to the royal table (Dambrauskaitė, 2018). Duck is the third most abundant species in the 14th–16th‐century assemblage, whereas in later material, they are represented by only a few bones.…”

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Bird remains from Vilnius Lower Castle, Lithuania (13th–19th centuries) reveal changes in social status and unusual bird pathologies

Ehrlich

Piličiauskienė

Blaževičius³

2022

Intl J of Osteoarchaeology

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This paper focuses on the 1,224 bird remains found during the excavations of 1990–2015 in the Vilnius Lower Castle, Lithuania. The faunal material originates from a wide time span of the 13th to the 19th centuries. To explore the bird consumption in different periods of occupation of the castle and between different social strata, we analyzed the bird specimens by morphological characteristics. The study included taxonomical identification, recording the taphonomic features and pathologies, and assessing age and sex. As expected, the majority of the bones belong to the domestic chicken, but it is mostly the presence of wild taxa such as hawk, swan, and wild galliforms that demonstrates the various roles the birds played in peoples' everyday lives. Additionally, a few pathologies like avian osteopetrosis were identified that are unique to the eastern Baltic region.

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Bird remains from Vilnius Lower Castle, Lithuania (13th–19th centuries) reveal changes in social status and unusual bird pathologies

Ehrlich

Piličiauskienė

Blaževičius³

2022

Intl J of Osteoarchaeology

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“…XV-XVI a. LDK buvo auginti tik kelių rūšių vaismedžiai, būdingi šios teritorijos gamtinėms-geografinėms sąlygoms -obelys, kriaušės, vyšnios, trešnės ir slyvos. Tačiau XVI-XVII a. didikų virtuvėse buvo ir egzotiškų vaisių: apelsinų, citrinų, granatų, figų (Dambrauskaitė, 2017). Egzotiškų vaisių sodų buvo įkurta Vilniuje, Nesvyžiuje, Bialoje ir kituose dvaruose.…”

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“…Alyvuogės ir iš jų pagamintas aliejus liko išskirtinis, aukščiausio socialinio sluoksnio produktas, kuris paprastai vartojamas pasninko metu. Dvarų inventoriuose prie maisto produktų priskirti sėmenys ir kanapių sėklos bei aguonos, ko gero, būdavo naudojami spausti aliejų (Dambrauskaitė, 2017). Sėmenų aliejus buvo brangus, bet dažniau vartojamas, nei prastesniu laikytas kanapių sėklų aliejus.…”

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Population Diet and Palaeoenvironment in the 16th–18th c Rusų str. 5 Vilnius: Insights from the Archeobotanical Analysis and Historical Sources

Indrulėnaitė-Šimanauskienė

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Matuzevičiūtė³

2022

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The article presents the results of archaeobotanical research from Vilnius, Rusų str. 5. The waterlogged sediment samples were taken from various archaeological contexts dated between the 16th–18th centuries. The abundance of botanical material and large diversity in plant species revealed the diet of past Vilnius inhabitants, the past use of diverse fruit species brown in orchards and in the forest, as well as exotic plants that were likely imported all the way from the southern Europe. The local ruderal vegetation infers of the past local environment at the excavated site.

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“…Vienas iš straipsnio tikslų yra aptarti per kelis amžius šio dvaro valdose pastatytas bažnyčias. Lietuvos dvarų tyrinėjimuose ypač dažnai keliamas klausimas yra susijęs su išlikusiais dokumentais, inventoriais ir planais (Dambrauskaitė 2019; Misius 2012, 15-49; Puodžiukienė 2009, 77-101). Kelis šimtmečius Akmenynės dvaro valdoje buvusios bažnyčios tyrimą paskatino XVI a. ir XVIII-XX a. pirmos pusės šaltiniai, atrasti Lietuvos mokslų akademijos Vrublevskių bibliotekos Rankraščių skyriuje (toliau -LMAVB RS).…”

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Akmenynės bažnyčia: šaltinių ir ikonografijos tyrimai

Markauskaitė¹

2022

LMAVB

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Akmenynė, now a village in the Šalčininkai district, was known at first just as a privately-owned land, and later as an estate called Kamionka, a Polish name deriving from the name of the river Kamena. Based on iconographic materials and other relevant documents kept in the Wroblewski Library of the Lithuanian Academy of Sciences, the present article aims to discuss the architecture of the wooden church built in 1928–1929 and its interior equipment, as well as a wooden manor that had existed in the 17th century – the early 19th century and a wooden church that had stood on its estate. In the mid-17th century, the Akmenynė estate consisted of a wooden house and farm buildings. In the 18th century, the walls of the main room of the representational house were upholstered with fabric and paper and decorated with paintings. In the second half of the 17th century, there had already been built the wooden church equipped with liturgical vessels and other attributes. It had two paintings depicting the Holy Virgin Mary and St. Bishop Stanislaus, with three more pictures, those of the Virgin Mary, Our Lord Jesus, and St. Antony of Padua. One of the authors (or the only author) of the Project of the present Church of St. Terese of the Holy Infant Jesus could have been the manager and work supervisor of the construction on this church, Anton Filipowicz-Dubowik. Most of its equipment and inventory was made and acquired in the end of the third decade and in the fourth decade of the 20th century. The painting of St. Terese of the Holy Infant Jesus is different in composition from other pictures, which were painted based on the first portrait images of the saint. Such items as the holy water font created by the stonecutter J. Szemetowicz based on a drawing by an unknown artist and the sacristy cabinet acquired by the efforts of the painter Piotr Żyngiel testify to the collaboration between the parish priest of the Akmenynė church and painters who studied at the Faculty of Art of the Vilnius Stephen Batory University. Most of the liturgical vessels were produced by Michael Newiadomski’s Vilnius workshop of liturgical supplies, and one of the reliquaries, by the Charewicz factory of liturgical vessels. It may be assumed that an unknown author who created the linocut The Stations of the Cross, as well as craftsmen of a few Vilnius workshops who produced liturgical vessels and other supplies could have used projects and drawings of Gracian Achrem-Achremowicz. Keywords: Akmenynė church on the manor estate in the 17th – early 19th century; Church of St. Terese of the Holy Infant Jesus in the early 20th century; architecture; inventory; creators.

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Ką Sutiktume Pravėrę Bajoro Sodybos Vartus? Tarnai Ir Šeimynykščiai Lietuvos Didžiosios Kunigaikštystės Bajorų Namų Ūkyje Xvi Amžiuje Ir Xvii Amžiaus Pirmoje Pusėje

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Bird remains from Vilnius Lower Castle, Lithuania (13th–19th centuries) reveal changes in social status and unusual bird pathologies

Bird remains from Vilnius Lower Castle, Lithuania (13th–19th centuries) reveal changes in social status and unusual bird pathologies

Population Diet and Palaeoenvironment in the 16th–18th c Rusų str. 5 Vilnius: Insights from the Archeobotanical Analysis and Historical Sources

Akmenynės bažnyčia: šaltinių ir ikonografijos tyrimai

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