Congresses of students-archaeologists of universities of Poland in 1930-th: Lviv dimension
Keywords:
Congresses of students pre-historians, Institute of pre-history of Lviv university, resolution, Lviv pre-historic societyAbstract
Congresses of students pre-historians of universities of Poland which took place in 1930-th and participation of researchers from Lviv in them are considered at the article. It's initiator was the Polish prehistoric society, which existed in Poznan since 1929. There were six congresses in all. Researchers from Lviv, in particular, M. Smishko, I. Sivec, G. Cegak, Jan Falkowski, Y. Vogel and others took active part in these events. At the reports and discussions students from Lviv tested themes of their scientific researches, which were published shortly as separate works. An important place among student congresses took the fourth one, conducted in May, 1933 in Lviv. It was distinguished by good organization and it's significant feature was the visit to archaeological sites of Ternopil region. Congresses of student deals with topical scientific issues, contributed to solution of organizational problems, which appeared in environment of students-archeologists and helped to establish contacts.
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