The article, originally planned as a chapter in a historical geography textbook, is addressed primarily to historians and archaeologists dealing with human settlements.. The author provides an overview of the history of toponomastic studies in Poland and the existent classifications of oykonyms, hydronyms, and toponyms. She emphasizes the potential toponymical traps awaiting researchers and cites examples of both correct and erroneous interpretations of names, for instance, in the research of defensive structures in Polish lands, the scope of the tribal settlement, or the reconstruction of the road network.Artykuł, pierwotnie planowany jako rozdział w podręczniku z geografii historycznej, przeznaczony jest głównie dla historyków i archeolog...
The text is the combination of theoretical refection and the speculations on the subject of the role...
The purpose of this article is to draw attention to several theoretical models that have been develo...
The present article, though far from being exhaustive, makes a contribution to support the standpoin...
One of the major research objectives of the series “Historical Atlas of Poland. Detailed Maps of 16t...
The article aims to present and analyse a range of problems that arise in translating texts on the h...
The article analyses one of the eighteenth-century maps of the Bug river’s bed near Brok and Morzycz...
The present article deals with harmonization of selected geographical and historical information on ...
Polish-Hungarian contacts have a tradition dating back to the Middle Ages, which was present in Pol...
This article presents the relationship between two monumental series developed at the Institute of H...
The text deals with the history of Polish historiography at home and in exile, looked at through the...
The article presents material for discussion on the principles of using retrogression in historical ...
Informacja o charakterze topograficznym danego obiektu utrwalona w jego nazwie nie zawsze jest bieżn...
The article regards the cultural role of Bydgoszcz hydrography from a historical perspective. In old...
The article characterises the content pertaining to religious structures and their presentation meth...
The article aims to trace the evolution of the concept of the Historical Atlas of Poland and, in par...
The text is the combination of theoretical refection and the speculations on the subject of the role...
The purpose of this article is to draw attention to several theoretical models that have been develo...
The present article, though far from being exhaustive, makes a contribution to support the standpoin...
One of the major research objectives of the series “Historical Atlas of Poland. Detailed Maps of 16t...
The article aims to present and analyse a range of problems that arise in translating texts on the h...
The article analyses one of the eighteenth-century maps of the Bug river’s bed near Brok and Morzycz...
The present article deals with harmonization of selected geographical and historical information on ...
Polish-Hungarian contacts have a tradition dating back to the Middle Ages, which was present in Pol...
This article presents the relationship between two monumental series developed at the Institute of H...
The text deals with the history of Polish historiography at home and in exile, looked at through the...
The article presents material for discussion on the principles of using retrogression in historical ...
Informacja o charakterze topograficznym danego obiektu utrwalona w jego nazwie nie zawsze jest bieżn...
The article regards the cultural role of Bydgoszcz hydrography from a historical perspective. In old...
The article characterises the content pertaining to religious structures and their presentation meth...
The article aims to trace the evolution of the concept of the Historical Atlas of Poland and, in par...
The text is the combination of theoretical refection and the speculations on the subject of the role...
The purpose of this article is to draw attention to several theoretical models that have been develo...
The present article, though far from being exhaustive, makes a contribution to support the standpoin...