The team of underwater archaeologists from the GCM under the direction of Dr. hab. Andrew Pydyna discovered the flooded village located in what is now Lake Gil Grand.
Discovered archaeological material suggests that one of the shallows located in this basin has been used several times – at different times – by different communities. Among the found fragments of pottery abundant referring to the tradition of the Neolithic, probably related to the so-called population. Corded Ware culture. If the test is confirmed we will have to deal with the unique phenomenon.
Research archaeologists Iława Lake District are the result of cooperation with the Warsaw branch of the Polish Scientific Association of Archaeologists. Scientists scour Lake selected using scanning sonar and side scan sonar, which allows them to create detailed maps of bathymetry and the location of potential anomalies in the bottom of the tested waters. To check what is beneath the use of GPR in turn indicating anomalies in sediments.
Research archaeologists Iława Lake District are the result of cooperation with the Warsaw branch of the Polish Scientific Association of Archaeologists. Scientists scour Lake selected using scanning sonar and side scan sonar, which allows them to create detailed maps of bathymetry and the location of potential anomalies in the bottom of the tested waters. To check what is beneath the use of GPR in turn indicating anomalies in sediments.
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