SKARBY Z LAMUSA. CIEKAWE MATERIAŁY Z MIEJSCOWOŚCI ŁADY NOWE, POW. SOCHACZEWSKI.

In 1938, the State Archaeological Museum received a collection of artefacts from the village of Łady Nowe (presently Łady, central Poland). The collection consists of two small earthenware vessels (a mug and a bowl) and metal artefacts: an imported, decorated iron brooch of Kostrzewski type B, a unique socketed knife, a fragment of an iron shield boss with a separately mounted spike as well as an iron spearhead, an iron knife and fragments of bent and melted bronze sheet, probably from a bronze vessel. The artefacts listed probably come from a Przeworsk Culture cremation cemetery and date to the Late Pre-Roman Period. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]