Obozowisko łowieckie ludności kultury świderskiej na stanowisku Sulejówek 4, pow. miński, woj. mazowieckie

Abstract

The paper presents results of an analysis of the assemblage of flint artefacts from the site no. 6 in Sulejówek, Mazovian Voivodeship. The main attention was focused on technological and typological observations. Based on the obtained results, these materials were interpreted as a remnant of a medium-sized hunting camp of the Swiderian community. An important feature of the inventory is the extremely high proportion of relics made of chocolate flint, which was imported from about 150 km.

The Late Magdalenian in Poland — New Data, New Issues

“…An equally important source of flint and a centre of its distribution are the lands at the confluence of the San and Vistula rivers. Research over the last decade or so led to the discovery of a series of new sites in that area, including two Magdalenian workshops: at Podgrodzie, to the west of the Vistula, and at Stare Baraki, to the east, near the mouth of the San (Przeździecki, Migal, Pyżewicz 2011;Wiśniewski 2020). Both locations were used for the working of Świeciechowski flint.…”