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We are inviting you to take part in the online Archaeological Seminar of IMOC PAS, during which Wojciech Ejsmond, an assistant professor at the IMOC PAS, will present a talk: "Archaeological Landscape of Gebelein in Egypt. An overview of the history and the site topography based on the field and archival surveys, focusing especially on the religious and funerary landscapes''
The event will take place on Tuesday, 9th of November at 2.30 pm GTM 2+ on MS Teams.
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We are pleased to announce the establishment of cooperation with the Consorzio Universitario Mediterraneo Orientale (CUMO) in Sicily. The initiator of the joint projects is Dr. Marta Fituła, archaeologist, Assessor for Education at the University of Noto. During the ceremony of signing the documents by the Consorzio’s President, dr Rosario Pignatello, on the 1st of October 2021 the welcoming speech was delivered by dr Joanna Popielska-Grzybowska, who virtually represented our Institute.
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New publication in 'Papers in Oriental and African Studies' book series:
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THE DEVELOPMENT OF SALAFISM IN NORTHERN NIGERIA. Sabina Brakoniecka 175x250 mm, 144 strony; Red. Patrycja Kozieł; IKŚiO PAN, Warszawa 2021; ISBN 978-83-960831-7-3;
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TANGIBLE AND INTANGIBLE.LEGACIES OF 70 YEARS OF POLISH-NORTH KOREAN RELATIONS (1948–2018). Nicolas Levi 175x250 mm, 200 stron; Red. Lech Buczek; IKŚiO PAN, Warszawa 2021; ISBN 978-83-960831-3-5; e-ISBN 978-83-960831-6-6;
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ISLAM AND CIVIC EDUCATION IN EGYPT. ANALYSIS OF TEXTBOOKS FOR ISLAMIC UPBRINGING. Edyta Wolny-Abouelwafa 175x250 mm, 336 stron; Red. Georges Kass; IKŚiO PAN, Warszawa 2020; ISBN 978-83-960831-0-4; e-ISBN 978-83-960831-4-2;
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Fierce lions, angry mice and fat-tailed sheep: Animal encounters in the ancient Near East", edited by Laerke Recht and Christina Tsouparopoulou, published in the University of Cambridge's McDonald Institute Conversations series, is a tribute to the animals of the ancient Near East and their complex relationship with the environment and other human and nonhuman animals.
Offering faunal, textual and iconographic studies, the contributions present a fascinating array of the many ways in which animals influence human life and death, and explore new perspectives in the exciting field of human-animal studies as applied to this part of the world.
It is freely available open access. The complete volume can be downloaded as a pdf at: https://www.repository.cam.ac.uk/handle/1810/328721
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