A new exhibition “Egyptian sands speak (not only) in Greek” presents a collection of 26 papyri held by the Rafał Taubenschlag Foundation. It is complemented with plates presenting Egyptian and Sudanese archaeological sites excavated by the PCMA UW, which yielded epigraphic finds. The display aims at familiarizing the public with this largest of the Polish […]
Polish Centre of Mediterranean Archaeology, Cairo Branch and Dr László Tüszke, Balassi Institute in Cairo have the honour to invite you to the event, presenting an art of Piotr Parandowski Archaeologist behind the camera. Moving Art of Piotr Parandowski which will presented on 15th and 16th March 2014 in Cairo. For more information see: Invitation
An exhibition “Voices from the Nile Valley. Polish Archaeology between Alexandria and Dongola” will accompany the 27th International Congress of Archaeology, held at the University of Warsaw. The thirteen archaeological sites in Egypt and Sudan presented in the exhibition, all investigated by missions from the Polish Centre of Mediterranean Archaeology, yielded epigraphical finds which are […]
Polish Archaeological Expedition to the Eastern Nile Delta celebrates the 15th anniversary of excavations at Tell el-Farkha with a special exhibition and conference to be held on 21st and 22nd June 2013 at the Poznań Archaeological Museum. The excavations have been conducted in close cooperation with the Polish Centre of Mediterranean Archaeology, University of Warsaw. […]
Exhibition presenting the results of PCMA excavations and conservation work in a mithreum in Hawarte (northern Syria) opens in the Archaeological Museum in Kraków. Excavations of the underground cave, which was excavated by Prof. Michał Gawlikowski from the Institute of Archaeology, University of Warsaw, were followed by an extensive conservation program concerning the wall paintings, […]
21 October – unveiling of a bust of Professor Kazimierz Michałowski placed in the pantheon of great Egyptologists in the Egyptian Museum and the opening of an exhibition devoted to a presentation of the legacy of Polish archaeologists and conservators cooperating to save the Egyptian heritage from oblivion (exhibition at the Egyptian Museum through December […]
The exhibition presenting Polish discoveries in Palmyra, Syria, and press conference, will open at the Podchorążówka in the Royal Łazienki Park on 24 June 2010 (Thursday), at 11.00 a.m. The exhibition will be presented all summer also at the Podchorążówka building, in the Royal Łazienki Amphitheater and the roadside fence gallery in Belwederska Street.
Exhibit of archaeological finds from Sudan 14-31 May 2010 National Museum in Warsaw,Main Building, Al. Jerozolimskie 3.
Ten years of archaeological research by a joint mission from the Polish Centre of Mediterranean Archaeology (University of Warsaw) and the Archaeological Museum in Kraków will be represented at a photo exhibition “Ancient Marea – Polish excavations in Egypt 2000-2009”. The exhibition accompanies a conference on “The Fringes of Christianity”, to be held at the […]
Exhibition mounted at the Royal Castle in Warsaw (Treasury Hall), from 28 June to 31 August 2012. The show presents the most important archaeological discoveries and the results of the comprehensive conservation effort made over the past fifty years by the team from the Polish Centre of Mediterranean Archaeology of the University of Warsaw. More […]
The exhibition Seventy years of Polish Archaeology in Egypt, presented at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo in the fall of 2007, has been prepared by the Polish Centre of Mediterranean Archaeology of the University of Warsaw in commemoration of 70 years that have passed since Polish archaeologists first started excavations in Edfu in Upper Egypt. […]
Anniversary celebration in Cairo Seventy years of Polish archaeological research in Egypt is hardly the kind of round anniversary that is ordinarily celebrated with jubilee events, but in this case it is closely connected with the commemoration of a man without whom there would be no such anniversaries to celebrate. It was Kazimierz Michałowski who […]