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Bodzia Cemetery is a large 10th – 11th century chamber burial site in Bodzia, a town in the Kuyavia region of Central Poland, approximately 15 km to the northwest of Włocławek. A group from the Polish Academy of Sciences, led by Polish archaeologist, Andrzej Buko, excavated this site between 2007 – 2009. The excavation uncovered a large elite necropolis containing more than 58 graves, cenotaphs, weapons and riches. The Bodzia Cemetery is considered to be one of the most significant and "spectacular" Early Medieval findings in Poland in the last century. Artefacts uncovered in the site were mostly of foreign origin, which is atypical of other sites in the area. Information gleaned from the Bodzia Cemetery provided archaeologists with evidence of burial practices during the Early Medieval pe

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  • Wikiński cmentarz w Bodzi (pl)
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  • Bodzia Cemetery is a large 10th – 11th century chamber burial site in Bodzia, a town in the Kuyavia region of Central Poland, approximately 15 km to the northwest of Włocławek. A group from the Polish Academy of Sciences, led by Polish archaeologist, Andrzej Buko, excavated this site between 2007 – 2009. The excavation uncovered a large elite necropolis containing more than 58 graves, cenotaphs, weapons and riches. The Bodzia Cemetery is considered to be one of the most significant and "spectacular" Early Medieval findings in Poland in the last century. Artefacts uncovered in the site were mostly of foreign origin, which is atypical of other sites in the area. Information gleaned from the Bodzia Cemetery provided archaeologists with evidence of burial practices during the Early Medieval pe (en)
  • Wikiński cmentarz w Bodzi – późnowikiński, elitarny cmentarz rzędowy z okresu pierwszej monarchii piastowskiej, którego okres użytkowania przypada między drugą połową X i pierwszą poł. XI wieku. Cmentarz został odkryty podczas ratunkowych badań archeologicznych w 2007 roku w miejscowości Bodzia na Kujawach w trakcie prac budowlanych na pasie Autostrady A1. Nekropolia składa się z pochówków zorientowanych zwyczajem skandynawskim na osi północ-południe, są to groby komorowe z grodzeniami rozplanowane w czterech rzędach. Wyjątek stanowią dwa obiekty, które usytuowano zwyczajem chrześcijańskim na osi wschód-zachód. (pl)
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  • Bodzia Cemetery (en)
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