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Dominika Grzesik (University of Wroclaw) with a guest talk for EpIdentityWritten by on 6/13/2022
On 13 June, Dominika Grzesik (University of Wroclaw), laureate of the Géza Alföldy – Publication Grant 2021, gave a guest talk for EpIdentity project during the Warsaw Papyrology and Epigraphy seminar hosted by Tomasz Derda, Adam Łajtar, and Adam Łukaszewicz. The talk was titled: „More differences or similarities? The honorific habit of Delos, Delphi, and […]
Tomek discusses the epigraphical landscape of early Islamic Izra (southern Syria)Written by on 6/9/2022
On 9 June 2022, Tomek gave a talk “The epigraphical landscape of Izra (southern Syria) in the Islamic period” during the conference “Poles in the Near East. An Archaeological Conference [Polacy na Bliskim Wschodzie. Konferencja Archaeologiczna]” organized by the Polish Centre of Mediterranean Studies, University of Warsaw. Abstract: Numerous Greek inscriptions were written in Hauran […]
Julia speaks on the imitators of Pope DamasusWritten by on 6/2/2022
On 2 June, Julia presented the first results of her doctoral project on the imitators of Pope Damasus during the Warsaw Ewa Wipszycka’s Late Antique Seminar. Her talk titled “Epigrammata pseudodamasiana and the culture of commemoration and patronage of Roman city elites in the 4th–6th centuries” gathered a large number of attendees, both online and […]
Krzysztof Nawotka explores the epigraphic cultures of the Eastern MediterraneanWritten by on 6/1/2022
On 30 May, our project’s guest, Krzysztof Nawotka (University of Wroclaw), gave a talk at the Warsaw “Papyrology and Epigraphy Seminar” on the epigraphic curves and fluctuating numbers of inscriptions from the Eastern Mediterranean. Being a laureate of two Maestro grants from the Polish National Science Centre, he leads a team closely exploring differences in […]
Julia’s short research stay at Cologne and BonnWritten by on 5/25/2022
In May, Julia went to Cologne, to do research on her doctoral thesis at the libraries of the Universität zu Köln and the Universität Bonn. At Bonn, she was warmly received by prof. Julia Hillner who offered her lots of hints on the epigraphy of late antique Rome. The stay was generously funded by a […]