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Field Survey of the Municipality of Grubišno Polje in 2016
Tatjana Tkalčec
orcid.org/0000-0003-3963-7706
; Institute of Archaeology, Zagreb, Croatia
Abstract
During 2016 reconnaissance of several locations in the municipality Grubišno Polje was conducted (Fig. 1). With the decline of winter days in 2016 several new archaeological sites were found near villages Treglava (Fig. 2, 3) and Mala Peratovica (Fig. 4).
In the early spring field surveys of archaeological complex Grubišno Polje - šuma Obrovi was repeated, as well as several other fortifications in order to make new photo-documentation and to supplement and amend drawing documentation: Velika Peratovica – šuma Obrovi Obrove (that is newly found fortification, untill now unknown in the literature, Fig. 5–6) and the Velika Peratovica – Gradina (Fig. 7-10). Detailed field survey of fort Gornja Rašenica – Gradina was nao possible due to the dense vegetation that grew after logging (Fig. 11). The fort in the Gaj Woods near Veliki Zdenci, also called Gradina, was reviewed as well (Fig. 12; drawing of the fortification is published in: Tkalčec 2012: 122‒123, fig. 6).
Keywords
mediaeval archaeology; field survey; mediaeval earthen fortifications; Grubišno Polje; Late Middle Ages
Hrčak ID:
189496
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Publication date:
21.11.2017.
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