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The aim of the research was to assess regional changes in cattle (excluding cows) and cow population. Surveys were carried out at the provincial level in 2010-2023, and at the county level on the basis of 2010 and 2020 agricultural census data. The surveys show that the processes of spatial concentration of cattle population in Poland are occurring faster in the case of cows, and they are also more advanced 62 and 93 counties with the highest cattle population and counties with the highest cattle density without cows and cows, using 20% and 30% of agricultural land in Poland. However, there was no correlation of the level of cattle stocking without cows and cows in 2010 in individual counties with changes in stocking rates by 2020. It was found that in the case of both studied groups of animals, the stocking is located mainly in the belt from Podlaskie to Wielkopolskie provinces. The fastest depopulation process occurs in southeastern Poland.

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The article presents a pair of Stanomin-type anklets discovered in eastern Mazovia, at Siwianka, Otwock County, in an area that yielded several other late Hallstatt hoards. The study includes comments on the manufacturing technique of the anklets, a detailed archaeological analysis and a new classification of all the ornaments of the Mazovian version known to date, which, unlike the Kuyavian patterns, cover the entire outer surface of the artefacts. An analysis of the distribution of anklets decorated with the same ornamental motifs made it possible to identify patterns typical of western and eastern Mazovia and Podlachia. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article presents the material from the cemetery at Bargłów Dworny (NE Poland). An analysis of the artefacts recovered in the course of excavations, including a typological division of previously unclassified triple-crested brooches of the Mazurian variant, cuff bracelets and figure-of-eight-shaped pendants has been presented. The study supplements the picture of a local settlement complex of the Bogaczewo Culture, known from the cemeteries at Podliszewo, Grajewo County, and Netta, Augustów County, published in recent years. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article attempts to indicate the hypothetical spatial extent of the process of rural gentrification. To this end, using the extended case method, the author elaborates on the rural gentrification index that has been developed by describing demographic, social, economic, and spatial changes. This approach made it possible to identify areas where the phenomenon in question is the most active. It turns out that the potential range of gentrification in Poland mainly includes counties located near large cities - especially those located in central, northern, western and, south-western parts of Poland - which could be described with the English-language term as city's countryside. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The study analyses the number of midwives in the counties of Eastern and Western Galicia in census years 1869, 1880, 1890, 1900 and 1910, and the ratios per cadastral commune, 10,000 square kilometers, 10,000 civilians and 10,000 women in a county. The analysis was based on Austrian and Galician statistical reports. The results of the study confirmed that Eastern Galicia outnumbered Western Galicia in terms of midwives. However, it was in Western Galicia where the rate of growth was higher, and the effects of the 1910 collapse more moderate. This could have been due to an amendment to the 1897 midwifery regulations. The position of individual counties changed, depending on the year and the specific measure. In Eastern Galicia, Lisko county ranked the worst and Horodenka, Śniatyń, Tarnopol, Trembowla, and Brzozów counties ranked the best. In Western Galicia, Limanowa county ranked the worst, while Brzesko, Kraków, Łańcut, Wadowice, Przeworsk, and Podgórze counties ranked the best. There is a strong positive correlation between the rank and natural conditions (water, soil, climate), type of crops, agricultural development and processing, transport system (road and rail), population, and stimulating function of large urban centers. Favorable conditions were correlated with higher values in measures of the number of midwives.

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The article presents a selection of indexes describing financial standing of local government units based on counties of the Wielkopolskie province. On the basis of their values analysed local government units were classified using Ward’s method to form classes with a similar financial situation.

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This paper provides an overview of the Polish labour market in the years 2003-2011 with an emphasis on the regions with the highest (25% and more) unemployment rates. Changing unemployment picture at both voivodeship (province) and poviat (county) levels has been analysed. The report utilises registered unemployment data provided by the Central Statistical Oice (GUS). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]