In connection with the Regulation No. 130 of the Rector of the University of Warsaw (of October 20, 2021), October 31, 2022 is a day off for UW employees who are not academic teachers. Therefore, the building of the Faculty of Archeology of the University of Warsaw will be closed.
31st of October – the building of Faculty of Archaeology closed
Due to the Order No. 130 of the Rector of the University of Warsaw (dated 20.X.2021), 31 of October 2022 is a public holiday for UW employees who are not academic staff.
Therefore, the building of the Department of Archaeology will be closed.
PAIA-8/11/2022-Lecture:IMPRESSED, UNIMPRESSIVE YET INFORMATIVE:New evidence for the technical textiles from imprints on the undersides of clay sealings from Bronze Age Greece
Dear All,
Polish Archaeological Institute at Athens would like to invite you to its next scientific meeting and a lecture of Prof. Agata Ulanowska (University of Warsaw), titled:
IMPRESSED, UNIMPRESSIVE YET INFORMATIVE:
New evidence for the technical textiles from imprints on the undersides of clay sealings from Bronze Age Greece.
Workshop (27-28.10) devoted to the topic of regional variation in Mycenaean pottery – dr hab. Bartłomiej Lis
Dear All,
We would like to bring to your attention an international workshop devoted to the topic of regional variation in Mycenaean pottery, organized by Bartłomiej Lis from the Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology, Polish Academy of Sciences. It is a two-day online event, scheduled on October 27th and 28th, and starting at 1 PM (Central European Summer Time).
„Community Archaeology in Rural Environments (CARE) project: reflections from Poland”
Dear Students,
Join us for the third lecture in the “Heritage Month” series organized as part of PCMA Seminars:
Dr. Patrycja Filipowicz (Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań) – „Community Archaeology in Rural Environments (CARE) project: reflections from Poland”.
Dr. Patrycja Filipowicz (Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań) – „Community Archaeology in Rural Environments (CARE) project: reflections from Poland”.
The seminar will be held on Thursday, 20th October, at 11:00 am CET on Zoom.
To obtain a link, please write to Dr. Tomomi Fushiya: t.fushiya@uw.edu.pl
For abstract, see our website: https://pcma.uw.edu.pl/en/
For abstract, see our website: https://pcma.uw.edu.pl/en/
The aim of the “Heritage Month” organized by Dr. Tomomi Fushiya (PCMA UW) is to introduce archaeologists and students to different approaches and practices of collaborative archaeology and heritage studies.
More details: https://pcma.uw.edu.
More details: https://pcma.uw.edu.
This will be the last lecture in the series.
Classes cancelled on 11/10/2022
Dear Students,
today (October 11th), the classes conducted by Mr. Phd Konstantinos Balamosev are canceled.
3rd of October – day free of classes
I kindly inform you that the Rector of the University of Warsaw has announced the 3rd of October as a day free of classes. The normal schedule will commence on the 4th of October (Tuesday).
Best regards,
Elżbieta Jaskulska
Vice-dean for Students Affairs
Faculty of Archaeology UW
Meeting of the Commission “The Final Palaeolithic of Northern Eurasia”- Warszawa, 28th‐30th September 2022
Additional registration for courses
Dear Students,
In connection with emerging inquiries about adding more students to the class lists, on which registration is closed due to the lack of places, I would like to kindly inform you that requests for additional registrations will be considered after October 21, when the possibility of registering for courses is closed for students. Before the deadline, students can add themselves to the lists if a place becomes available. Applications for additional registrations will be considered in the order of applications.
After October 21, the student applying to be added to the list must apply with a request to be added to the closed list, enclosing in the attachment the consent of the tutor to admit the student (consent may be given in the form of an e-mail sent from the lecturer’s official account).
Yours faithfully,
Elżbieta Jaskulska
Vice-Dean for Student Affairs
Faculty of Archaeology
University of Warsaw
Limes Congress Batumi 2024 to be co-organized by UW!
The University of Warsaw (in the form of the Polish Centre of Mediterranean Archaeology and the Faculty of Archaeology) has become the organiser, together with Georgian colleagues from the Agency for the Preservation of Cultural Heritage of the Republic of Adjaria, of the 26th Limes Congress to be held in 2024 in Batumi, Georgia.
The Congress of Roman Frontier Studies (Limes Congress) is the largest and most prestigious academic conference dedicated to the study of the frontiers of the Roman Empire. Its history dates back to 1949, and the event has gone from strength to strength ever since. The Congress meets every three years and brings together around 400 specialists from all over the world.
Presentation of the Batumi 2024 proposal during the final session of the Nijmegen 2022 Limes Congress (Photo: L. Aslanishvili)
By definition, the Congress can only be hosted by a country on whose territory a section of the frontier of the Roman Empire ran. For this reason, the University of Warsaw, although involved in limes research for many years, could not offer to organise this conference in Poland. However, the long-standing cooperation with Georgian partners has opened up the possibility of jointly promoting Batumi as the host of the Limes Congress in 2024.
The decision to award Poland and Georgia the organisation of the next edition of the conference was made by the delegates of the last meeting, which ended recently in Nijmegen, the Netherlands. This followed an official presentation, part of which can be viewed here.
With the organisers of the Nijmegen 2022 Limes Congress (Photo: S. van Efferen)
Dr Radosław Karasiewicz-Szczypiorski from the Centre for Mediterranean Archaeology at the UW is the project manager, and in addition the organising team includes, Dr Piotr Jaworski and Dr Martin Lemke from the UW Faculty of Archaeology, Dr Piotr Zakrzewski (CAŚ UW), and PhD students Natalia Lockley, Maciek Czapski and Karolina Trusz.