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<title>Projekt "Archeologia Aktion 1005" (NCN 2025/58/E/HS3/00107)</title>
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<subtitle>Dane badawcze zgromadzone w ramach projektu</subtitle>
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<title>Archeologia i fotografia – dokumentując drugowojenne miejsca kaźni. Doświadczenia z Pomorza Gdańskiego - dataset</title>
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<name>Kobiałka, Dawid</name>
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<summary type="text">Archeologia i fotografia – dokumentując drugowojenne miejsca kaźni. Doświadczenia z Pomorza Gdańskiego - dataset
Kobiałka, Dawid
Zbiór danych obejmuje zespół zdjęć z badań terenowych oraz archiwaliów, które zostały wykorzystane w artykule. Ukazują one wyniki prac ekshumacyjnych przeprowadzonych w Lesie Piaśnickim, kopanie dołów śmierci przez przyszłe ofiary, moment po dokonanej egzekucji. Dane to także aktualne zdjęcia z badań archeologicznych, które przeprowadzono w Dolinie Śmierci w Chojnicach, Lesie Szpęgawskim koło Starogardu Gdańskiego oraz nad jez. Borówno. Ilustracje dokumentują różne momenty z prowadzonych czynności i stanowią ważny element przyjętego postępowania badawczego.; The dataset consists of a collection of photographs from excavations and archival sources, which were used in the article. These images depict the results of exhumations carried out in the Piaśnica Forest, the digging of mass graves by the victims themselves, and the aftermath of an execution. The data also include contemporary photographs from archaeological excavations conducted in  Death Valley in Chojnice, the Szpęgawsk Forest near Starogard Gdański, and at Lake Borówno. The illustrations document various stages of the investigative work and constitute an essential component of the research methodology employed.
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<dc:date>2026-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>Archaeology and life unworthy of life - dataset</title>
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<name>Kobiałka, Dawid</name>
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<name>Rogóż, Joanna</name>
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<name>Czarnik, Michał</name>
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<name>Stępnik, Jakub</name>
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<name>Mazanowska, Izabela</name>
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<name>Muñoz-Encinar, Laura</name>
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<name>Ceran, Tomasz</name>
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<updated>2026-07-29T05:03:45Z</updated>
<published>2026-07-28T00:00:00Z</published>
<summary type="text">Archaeology and life unworthy of life - dataset
Kobiałka, Dawid; Rogóż, Joanna; Czarnik, Michał; Stępnik, Jakub; Mazanowska, Izabela; Muñoz-Encinar, Laura; Ceran, Tomasz
The dataset includes illustrative material used in the article "Archaeology and "Life Unworthy of Life:" The Extermination of People with Mental Disorders or Disabilities in Death Valley, Chojnice, Poland, published in the Journal of Field Archaeology. It discusses the mass murder of mentally ill people that took place in the autumn of 1939 in Gdańsk Pomerania, Poland. A case study is provided of the mass murder committed near Chojnice—in a place later named Death Valley. The key part of the article is a discussion of the results of archaeological research that allowed for the discovery, documentation, and interpretation of the remains of the victims.
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<dc:date>2026-07-28T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>The geochemistry of Aktion 1005 - dataset</title>
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<name>Kobiałka, Dawid</name>
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<id>http://hdl.handle.net/11089/57332</id>
<updated>2026-06-02T08:56:29Z</updated>
<published>2026-01-01T00:00:00Z</published>
<summary type="text">The geochemistry of Aktion 1005 - dataset
Kobiałka, Dawid
The dataset concerns an archaeological research into mass graves in the Szpęgawsk Forest and Death Valley in Chojnice, Poland which were conducted during the last years. In both cases, the Nazis burned the victims’ bodies in an attempt to erase the traces of their crimes. The research takes an interdisciplinary approach to investigating which organic compounds, particularly those posing an environmental hazard, are present in the soil around the Szpęgawsk Forest and Chojnice mass graves and their quantities. It also vets whether the mass graves can be considered a substantial source of organic (and inorganic) contaminants released into the environment. The collection includes photos taken during field research, photographs of the samples analysed, and relevant graphs presenting the acquired data.
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<dc:date>2026-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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