Badania Rudolfa Jamki w Marcinkowicach koło Nowego Sącza. Uwagi o realiach pracy archeologa w Generalnym Gubernatorstwie

In the autumn of 1941, Rudolf Jamka was assigned – acting as an employee of the District Museum (formerly the Archaeological Museum of the Polish Academy of Arts and Sciences) – to carry out archaeological excavations at the stronghold in Marcinkowice near Nowy Sącz. His task was to investigate the context of a group of bronze objects that had been accidentally discovered earlier that summer. The extensive set of documents from this research includes not only drawings and photographs but also reports, letters, and above all R. Jamka’s field diary, which constitutes an interesting record of the period of German occupation.