Dallgow im Havelland
Vor- und frühgeschichtliche sowie mittelalterliche Besiedlung und slawische Teerproduktion am Fundplatz 15
1st Edition
Published in July 2013
Book
Paperback/Softback
260 pages
978-3-86757-317-7 (ISBN)
Description
In Dallgow-Döberitz am Rande des Großen Havelländischen Luches westlich von Berlin wurden nach der Wiedervereinigung bei vielen Bauvorhaben wichtige Ausgrabungen durchgeführt. Darunter nehmen die 1994-1997 am Fundplatz 15 von Dallgow eine Sonderstellung ein, weil beachtliche Siedlungsbefunde aller archäologischer Perioden seit der vorrömischen Eisenzeit und ein slawischer Teerproduktionsplatz entdeckt wurden, der in diesem Ausmaß keine Parallele in Ostmitteleuropa hat. Von 2008-12 wertete eine Arbeitsgruppe von Studierenden der Humboldt-Universität Berlin das Material für diese Publikation aus. Auf Vorwort und Einführung folgen vier Beiträge zu Befunden und Kleinfunden der Siedlung der vorrömischen Eisenzeit, römischen Kaiserzeit und Völkerwanderungszeit, der Keramik derselben, zur mittelalterlichen Besiedlung und den Teermeilergruben sowie zu chemischen Untersuchungen an Teerproben daraus. Unter den Siedlungsbefunden sind Pfostenbauten, Grubenhäuser, Brunnen, Depotfunde, Feuerstellen, Brandgruben, technische Anlagen, Siedlungsgruben, Grubenkomplexe und eine Hundebestattung. Die Funde bestehen aus Keramik, Metall, Knochen, Geweih und Holz.
At Dallgow-Döberitz on the edge of the Great Havelland Moorlands west of Berlin many important excavations were carried out during building measures after the German reunification. Amongst these, work carried out at find site 15 at Dallgow from 1994-1997 are of special significance, because remarkable settlement features of all archaeological periods since the pre-Roman Iron Age and a Slavic tar production site, unparalleled in Eastern Central Europe as to its extent, have been discovered. From 2008-12 a study group of students at Humboldt University Berlin analysed the material for this publication. Foreword and introduction are followed by four papers dealing with the features and small finds of the settlement of the pre-Roman and Roman Iron Age and the Migration Period, its pottery, the Medieval occupation, and the tar production pits as well as chemical analyses of some tar samples. Amongst the settlement features there are post buildings, sunken-featured buildings, wells, hoards, hearths, fire pits, technical complexes, settlement pits, pit complexes, and the burial of a dog. The finds consist of pottery, metal, bone, antler, and wood.
At Dallgow-Döberitz on the edge of the Great Havelland Moorlands west of Berlin many important excavations were carried out during building measures after the German reunification. Amongst these, work carried out at find site 15 at Dallgow from 1994-1997 are of special significance, because remarkable settlement features of all archaeological periods since the pre-Roman Iron Age and a Slavic tar production site, unparalleled in Eastern Central Europe as to its extent, have been discovered. From 2008-12 a study group of students at Humboldt University Berlin analysed the material for this publication. Foreword and introduction are followed by four papers dealing with the features and small finds of the settlement of the pre-Roman and Roman Iron Age and the Migration Period, its pottery, the Medieval occupation, and the tar production pits as well as chemical analyses of some tar samples. Amongst the settlement features there are post buildings, sunken-featured buildings, wells, hoards, hearths, fire pits, technical complexes, settlement pits, pit complexes, and the burial of a dog. The finds consist of pottery, metal, bone, antler, and wood.