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Buławka Nazarij

dr Buławka Nazarij
Dr. Nazarij Buławka
Studio of Non-Invasive and Digital Archeology

e-mail:
nazar.bulawka@uw.edu.pl

research interests:
– machine and deep learning
– remote sensing
– landscape archaeology
– studies on ancient irrigation
– archeaology of the Near East, Iran and Central Asia
– Iron Age in Central Asia (Yaz periods)

 

Graduate of the Department of Archaeology of the UW. In 2020 he received his doctoral degree on the basis of his dissertation entitled. “The settlement of Yaz culture in the oases of Tedjen and Murghab in Turkmenistan”

From 2022 to 2024, he carried out postdoctoral project at the Catalan Institute of Classical Archaeology in Tarragona, Spain, dedicated to the study of ancient irrigation networks using remote sensing and machine learning – UnderTheSands. Ancient irrigation detection and analysis using advanced remote sensing methods, (HORIZON-MSCA-2021-PF-01-101062705).

 

bibliografia:
ResearchGate
ORCID

 

selected publications:
Buławka, Nazarij, Hector A. Orengo, i Iban Berganzo-Besga. „Deep Learning-Based Detection of Qanat Underground Water Distribution Systems Using HEXAGON Spy Satellite Imagery”. Journal of Archaeological Science 171 (2024): 106053. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jas.2024.106053.

Buławka, Nazarij, i Hector A. Orengo. „Application of multi-temporal and multisource satellite imagery in the study of irrigated landscapes in arid climates”. Remote Sensing 16, nr 11 (2024): 1997. https://doi.org/10.3390/rs16111997.

Buławka, Nazarij. „Yaz I-III settlement pattern in Serakhs Oasis, southern Turkmenistan”. Iran 55, nr 2 (3 lipiec 2017): 143–70. https://doi.org/10.1080/05786967.2017.1355526.

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Colloque international AUTOUR DE MUSTI

In 2016, a cultural partnership project was signed between the National Heritage Institute and the University of Warsaw to carry out multidisciplinary archaeological research on the site of Mustis and its hinterland in ancient times. Since 2021, funding has been provided by the National Science Centre (Poland) under the title: “(Read) The African palimpsest. Dynamics of urban and rural communities in Numidian and Roman Mustis (AFRIPAL)”.

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Dean’s hours on 26th November

Dear Colleagues,
Due to the unusually scheduled date of the Faculty meeting, which will take place on 26.11.2024 at 13:30 in room 210, at the request of the Dean, I am announcing Dean’s hours free on 26.11.2024 from 13:15 to 16:30.

Elżbieta Jaskulska

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31 October 2024 a day off

Dear Students,
following consultations with the dean’s team, in view of the date of All Saints’ Day on 1.11, I have decided to declare 31 October a day off for classes conducted at the Faculty of Archaeology of the UW (note! this does not apply to classes conducted outside the faculty, such as OGUN, language courses and PE – here you should follow the guidelines of other units).
Elżbieta Jaskulska

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