Team talks

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 […]
Pawel gives a talk at the UCD Late Antique and Byzantine seminarWritten by on 3/30/2022
The Spring Trimester’s impressive run of talks hosted at the UCD Late Antique and Byzantine seminar by Sean Leatherbury and Lynda Mulvin, will include Pawel’s paper “Parallel universes or shared environment? Testing different scenarios for the coexistence of Greek and Syriac epigraphies in early Byzantium.” Pawel will report on some of preliminary outcomes of our […]
Pawel gives a talk on TEI XMLWritten by on 3/6/2022
On Wednesday, 9 March, Pawel will give a talk on modern editing of inscriptions with TEI XML standards. The talk will be hosted at the Poznań Methodological Seminar named after Brygida Kübris, convened by Edward Skibiński and Paweł Stróżyk. Pawel’s paper is aimed as promoting EpiDoc as an option for editors of inscritptions also from […]
Karolina starts her Erasmus fellowship at the University of EdinburghWritten by on 10/1/2021
On 1 October, Karolina braved the hardships of travelling during the COVID pandemics, and arrived at Edinburg, to start her Erasmus fellowship. She will work there on her BA thesis, exploring the religious use of oils by early Eastern Christians, and will stay in touch with the rest of the team, working online. Image: Stinglehammer, […]