In the area of southwestern Greater Poland, fairly extensive forest areas have survived the 19th century agrotechnical revolution associated with the large-scale introduction of steam plowing. As a result, there are still well-preserved remnants of the cultural landscape within the dense oak forests. To a large extent, these remains are Middle Bronze Age barrows. The volume presents the results of several years of Polish-German research on these sites, both in the form of excavations and non-invasive research, as well as reanalysis of archival information. The sources presented provide a starting point for comparative research and summarize knowledge about the state of preservation of the past landscape.weiterlesen