Abstract
In this article the pottery obtained from three wells from the settlement in Kwiatków was analyzed. Compared to other sites associated with the Przeworsk culture, this site deserves a special attention due to the presence of over a hundred of artificial water intakes within excavated area. The method of the vessels production, macro and micromorphology characteristics, the degree of their preservation and the level of deposition inside the features were examined in detail. Most of the pottery fragments should be associated with the Przeworsk culture from the Roman Iron Age, however there was also a small percentage of pottery with Jastorf culture elements. The information obtained allowed to define the context of their discovery and to explain its presence inside the well.
Highlights
Kwiatków is a multicultural site located in Greater Poland near the Warta River and some smaller watercourses – the Teleszyna and the Siedza
The material does not differ from the majority of pottery fragments obtained from other wells and features or cultural layer recorded in the comprehensively researched part of the site defined as zone A1 (Kot, 2016, p. 141–274)
The pottery discovered in the fills of the wooden casings come mainly from the Roman period, and the dendrochronological dates obtained for zone A1 indicate the second century AD
Summary
Kwiatków is a multicultural site located in Greater Poland near the Warta River and some smaller watercourses – the Teleszyna and the Siedza (fig. 1). The material does not differ from the majority of pottery fragments obtained from other wells and features or cultural layer recorded in the comprehensively researched part of the site defined as zone A1
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