Ground Penetrating Radar Survey of the Lithuanian Part of Medzhybizh Castle.

We present the results of recent geophysical and archaeological investigations conducted in Medzhybizh castle located in the Western Ukraine. Architectural and restoration studies that lasted more than 50 years revealed a part of the castle built during the Lithuanian period, in the 14-15 centuries....

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Publicado en:Archaeologia Lituana Vol. 25; pp. 221 - 242
Autores principales: Vietrov, Victor, Bondar, Kseniia M.
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Publicado: Vilnius University 2024
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          Bondar, Kseniia M.
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          State Historical and Cultural Reserve «Mezhybizh», Medzhybizh, Ukraine
          Institute of Geophysics, Polish Academy of Sciences, Ksiecia Janusza 64, 01-452 Warsaw, Poland
          Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, 90 Vasylkivska Str., 03022 Kyiv, Ukraine
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        Ground penetrating radar
        Ancient architecture
        Western Wall (Jerusalem)
        Soil horizons
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        Archaeological excavations
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        We present the results of recent geophysical and archaeological investigations conducted in Medzhybizh castle located in the Western Ukraine. Architectural and restoration studies that lasted more than 50 years revealed a part of the castle built during the Lithuanian period, in the 14-15 centuries. Our study is focused on ground penetrating radar (GPR) surveys on the courtyards of the castle including the Lithuanian part, and inside the buildings. The GPR survey was capable of seeing elements of the ancient architecture under a horizon of debris and soil up to 3 m thick. Possible structures of Lithuanian castle were suggested and confirmed by recent archaeological excavations. These are fragments of the Western Wall, stone construction stretching along the façade of the Southern Building, fundament ditch of the inner wall in the Southern Building.
        Straipsnyje pristatomi naujausi geofizikiniai ir archeologiniai tyrimai, atlikti Vakarų Ukrainoje esančioje Medžybižo pilyje. Daugiau nei 50 metų trukę architektūriniai tyrimai ir restauravimo darbai atskleidė šios pilies lietuviškąjį laikotarpį, datuojamą XIV-- XV a. Tyrimai naudojant georadarą (GPR) buvo atlikti pilies kieme ir pilies pastatų viduje. Tyrimo georadaru metu buvo galima fiksuoti senuosius architektūros elementus, dabar esančius po nuolaužų ir dirvožemio sluoksniu, kuris siekia net iki 3 m storio. Galimos Medžybižo lietuviškosios pilies struktūros buvo nustatytos ir naujausių archeologinių tyrimų metu. Tai -- pilies vakarinės sienos fragmentai, ties pietinio korpuso fasadu besidriekianti akmeninė konstrukcija, pietinio korpuso vidinės sienos pamatų griovys.
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