- The
Korchak culture is an
archaeological culture of the
sixth and
seventh century East
Slavs who
settled along the
southern tributaries of the Pripyat...
- The Prague-
Korchak culture was an
archaeological culture attributed to the
Early Slavs. The
other contemporary main
Early Slavic culture was the Prague-Penkovka...
- are
represented by the Prague-
Korchak and
Penkov cultures, respectively. A
number of such
settlements of the Prague-
Korchak (Zimino, Lezhnitsa, Khotomel...
- J****z Korczak, the pen name of
Henryk Goldszmit (22 July 1878 or 1879 – 7
August 1942), was a
Polish Jewish pediatrician, educator, children's author...
-
Walter "Bud"
Korchak was a
Canadian football player. He was
nicknamed the "Golden Toe" and the "Ukrainian Gazelle". A
native of Winnipeg,
Korchak pla**** junior...
- both
Przeworsk culture and Prague-
Korchak culture. In
comparison to
Carpathian Slavic-speaking po****tion of
Korchak-Mogilany-type some
consider Sukow-Dziedzice's...
-
Alpine Slavs material culture had
features of both
Korchak and Penkovka-type,
predominates Korchak-type with
parallels in
northern Slovenia,
Austria and...
-
Illustrations to the
Divine Comedy. New York, NY:
Harmony Books, 1980.
Korchak, Michael. "Portrayal of
Heaven and ****
Through Art."
Boston College. 27...
- (before 500 BC),
Zarubintsy culture (300 BC to AD 100),
Przeworsk culture (300 BC to AD 400), Prague-
Korchak horizon (6th to 7th century,
Slavic expansion)...
-
beginning in the 6th century,
Slavic material cultures included the Prague-
Korchak, Penkovka, Ipotești–Cândești, and the Sukow-Dziedzice
group cultures. With...
