English: The situla with attachments belongs to the earliest series of bronze vessels that reached northern Europe from the south. In Western Pomerania, as well as in the rest of northern European Barbaricum, this type of vessel came via the Marcomanni state, founded by Marobod in the Bohemian Basin at the beginning of the 1st century. For this reason, the oldest phase of the influx of Roman imports into the lands of Poland is referred to as the “Bohemian wave”. The Marcomanni state, constantly threatened by Roman attacks, guaranteed its peace from the north, among other things, through the gifts offered to the representatives of the elite tribal communities that were forming at that time. These were mainly bronze and glass vessels, less frequently clothing ornaments such as fibulae and belt buckles. Roman imports are known mainly from the rich graves of the tribal aristocracy.