Beata Miazga

associate professor

University of Wrocław

Poland

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Beata Miazga is an associate professor at the University of Wrocław in Poland. Her research areas encompass archaeometry, focusing on non-destructive studies of historical artefacts, local copper ore exploitation during the Urnfield period, and carbonaceous fraction analysis of PM2.5. She has published recent articles on various archaeological findings, including studies of wooden artefacts, Kontush sashes, and significant Mesolithic discoveries.

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Articles (18)

The difficulties identifying materials used in preserved traces of decorations on wooden artefacts from the Old Town in Elbląg, 26 Bednarska Street, site XXXII (north of Poland). Remarks on multi-analytical non-destructive studies

A jewel worthy of a duke from the moat of Castle Kolno

The Early Holocene Hoabinhian (8300-8000 cal BC) occupation from Hiem Cave, Vietnam,Une occupation hoabinhienne datée de l'Holocène ancien (8300-8000 avant notre ère) dans la grotte de Hiem, Vietnam

new find of a Mesolithic antler axe from western Poland

The impact of seasonality and meteorological conditions on PM2.5 carbonaceous fractions coupled with carbon isotope analysis: Advantages, weaknesses and interpretation pitfalls

Non-invasive Archaeometric Studies of Metal Threads with Silk Core Coming from Two Kontush Sashes from the Szczuczyn Excavations in Poland

Results of Archaeometrical Studies on a Kontush Sash from Piaseczno (Pomorskie Province, Poland)

Question of local exploitation of copper ore deposits in the Urnfield time in Poland

Skarb z Paszowic, woj. dolnośląskie. Analiza śladów produkcji i (nie)używania

Gold Mine Wooden Artefacts: Multianalytical Investigations for the Selection of Appropriate Consolidation Treatments

The Late Bronze Age 'metallurgists' graves’ in south-western Poland. Tracing the provenance of the metal raw material using casting moulds

What is hidden underneath the black and brown on Silesian glassware? About the archaeometric challenge in the study of painted decorations on Late-Medieval and Post-Medieval finds from Wrocław, SW of Poland

The second hoard from Strzelce Krajeńskie (2014) – preliminary studies and metal analyses of selected coins

The Romanesque sculpture from Nowy Targ Square in Wrocław (Lower Silesia, Poland) in the light of interdisciplinary studies

Same but different. Composition, production and use of bronze arrowheads from the Late Bronze Age deposit from Wrocław-Widawa in SW Poland

Średniowieczne wyroby o barwie srebrzystej z placu Nowy Targ we Wrocławiu. Eutektyczny stop cyny i ołowiu

More Bronze Age less bronze: copper axes in the late Bronze Age hoard from Karmin, Poland

A unique early medieval pendant (kaptorga) from Opole Groszowice (Silesia, SW Poland) in the light of interdisciplinary archaeometric studies

Collaborators (12)

Erika Ribechini

Krzysztof Stefaniak

Justyna Baron

Maciej Górka

Małgorzata Grupa

Magdalena Zborowska

Jerzy Piekalski

Tomasz Płonka

Jeannette Jacqueline LUCEJKO

Joanna Krupa-Kurzynowska

Sylwia Rodak

Mirosław Masojć

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