Prof. Martina Seifert will present an open lecture “Cities and Harbours. Non-invasive research in Archaeology at the University of Hamburg”. Abstract: “Since 2012, the University of Hamburg has a teaching and research focus in the field of non-invasive fieldwork and prospecting. In recent years, a digital research environment has been increasingly developed for these [...]
Polish National Science Centre has announced that it will fund three additional projects in the POLONEZ BIS grant competition. Among them is one submitted by Dr. Mari Yamasaki from Johannes Gutenberg University, Mainz. It will be the first project carried out at the PCMA UW Research Centre in Cyprus. Mari Yamasaki is an Ancient [...]
During the autumn fieldwork season, a group of highschool students from Paphos visited the ongoing excavations of the Maloutena-Agora Project (MA-P) in the Nea Paphos Archaeological Park. The visit was organized as part of an archaeological engagement program. MA-P is a collaborative project of three institutions: PCMA UW, Jagiellonian University and Warsaw University of [...]
The Department of Antiquities of the Ministry of Transport, Communications and Works and the Getty Conservation Institute of the U.S.A. announce that after a long-term process, the winner of a joint international competition inaugurated in Fall 2019 for the design of shelters for the mosaics and other sensitive archaeological remains at the archaeological site [...]
During 28th EAA Annual Meeting in Budapest the session dedicated to Roman Housing will be held - Roman Housing on the Shores of the Eastern Mediterranean. Global Trends, Local Responses? Organiser of this session is prof. Monika Rekowska from University of Warsaw. Professor Rekowska is a specialist in archaeology of the Eastern Mediterranean with special [...]
https://en.uw.edu.pl/establishment-of-pcma-uw-research-centre-in-cyprus/ https://en.uj.edu.pl/en_GB/news/-/journal_content/56_INSTANCE_SxA5QO0R5BDs/81541894/148941652
We invite you to like and subscribe to the new Polish Archeology in Cyprus page on Facebook. It will be devoted to the Archaeology of Cyprus, and in particular, to the promotion and popularization of Polish research projects carried out on the island. Especially we encourage You to follow the reports from the excavation [...]
The Stibadium was a place for open-air religious banquets, which had a characteristic semicircular outline. Its central point was a circular depression with a drain, used for libations in honor of the deity. The stibadium found by Poles is unique because so far no similar finds from Cyprus have been known. The archaeological works [...]
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