The volume of essays compiled in 2011 on the occasion of Prof. Wiktor Andrzej Daszewski’s 75th birthday has now been made available on the PCMA UW website. The papers have been assigned DOI numbers and have been supplemented with abstracts. Prof. W.A. Daszewski died in January 2021. The jubilar volume Classica Orientalia. Essays Presented to […]
In 2020, the Polish Centre of Mediterranean Archaeology, University of Warsaw signed on with Peeters Publishers to produce a new book series. Polish Publications in Mediterranean Archaeology will showcase research spearheaded by the PCMA UW and conducted in association with its academic partners. Peeters Publishers has a long tradition of dedication to high-quality publications of […]
A new book by Dr Mariusz Drzewiecki of the PCMA UW is now available in the University of Warsaw Press bookstore. It is a popular science book in Polish on conducting an archaeological project in Sudan. The book presents the fascinating world of very diversified fortresses that were built over many centuries in the Upper […]
The main theme of the first fascicle of the Polish Archeology in the Mediterranean 29 journal will comprise a collection of articles originating from the Red Sea VIII conference held in Warsaw in July 2017. The editors of the volume entitled Red Sea trade in resources and other studies. Proceedings of the Red Sea VIII […]
The call for papers for the thematic fascicle of Polish Archaeology in the Mediterranean 29 has been extended. The new deadline is July 27. The extension applies to the thematic fascicle dedicated to Roman and Byzantine pottery in the Levant (PAM 29/1). The publication of both fascicles is scheduled for 2020. All articles approved by […]
The editors of the annual Polish Archaeology in the Mediterranean have announced a call for contributions to the next volume of the journal. As in the past few years, also PAM 29 will consist of two fascicles. The leading thematic fascicle will be dedicated to the study of Roman and Byzantine Pottery in the Levant, […]
We are calling for manuscripts for the thematic fascicle of our journal Polish Archaeology in the Mediterranean devoted to Roman and Byzantine Pottery in the Levant. Research on Roman and Byzantine pottery in the Levant is gaining momentum with a growing number of researchers addressing typological and chronological questions concerning both common and fine wares. […]
We present the new PCMA publication, authored by Laurent Chrzanovski: “Lampes antiques, byzantines et islamiques du Nil a l’Oronte. La Collection Bouvier”. The Bouvier Collection presents a corpus of almost 800 clay oil lamps from Egypt and the Near East, collected by the Swiss Maurice Bouvier in Alexandria in the first half of the 20th […]
The ninth publication in the PAM Monograph Series is „Tell Arbid. House and Household in a Changing Town” authored by Anna Smogorzewska. At the core of community life, the house and household constitute a socio-economic unit that when analyzed in all its respective archaeological aspects — architecture, domestic features and cultural artifacts — can paint […]
Polish Archaeology in the Mediterranean editors are extending the deadline for paper submissions for the 28th volume of the journal until 31 August. On the latest list of scientific journals published by the Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education, articles in the PAM journal received 70 points. The thematic fascicle of the issue will […]
Book Dongola 2015–2016. Fieldwork, Conservation and Site Management is now available online. It has been published in PCMA Excavation Series, which also features a volume of reports from earlier seasons of work at the site. The royal city of Old Dongola was the political and economic center of Makuria, a medieval Christian kingdom in Nubia. The Polish Centre […]