Die vorgeschichtliche Besiedlung Oberschlesiens
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Die vorgeschichtliche Besiedlung Oberschlesiens, Volk und Reich Verlag (1938). Via artnap.com
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A multi-panel cartographic plate titled Die vorgeschichtliche Besiedlung Oberschlesiens shows regional maps of Upper Silesia with colored dot symbols marking prehistoric settlement by period. Photographs of pottery, bronze implements and a grave find are arranged beside the maps, together with a block of explanatory German text. The sheet is credited to Volk und Reich Verlag and dated 1938.
