Seminarium Epigrafika i Papirologia w semestrze letnim 2024/2025 r

Tomasz Derda, Adam Łajtar, Adam Łukaszewicz i Paweł Nowakowski zapraszają na seminarium Epigrafika i Papirologia w semestrze zimowym 2024/2025 r. Seminaria będą odbywać się w poniedziałki o godzinie 16:45 w sali 206 na Wydziale Archeologii. Seminarium będzie również transmitowane online. Link wysyłamy w cotygodniowym newsletterze seminaryjnym. Zainteresowanych proszę o kontakt pod adresem pawel.nowakowski@uw.edu.pl.

17.02 Julia Burdajewicz (Akademia Sztuk Pięknych w Warszawie)
Late Antique Wall Paintings from Bathhouse T2 and Other Buildings at “Marea”/Philoxenite

24.02 Patrice Faure (Laboratoire HiSoMA-CEROR, Lyon)
The Inscriptions of Novae and the Rank of Primus Pilus in the Roman Army, in the First Half of the 3rd Century A.D.

3.03 Karol Kłodziński (Uniwersytet Gdański), Mohammed Abid (University of Manouba)
The Anonymous Temple with Five Niches in Musti (Africa Proconsularis): Old and New Interpretations

10.03 Adam Łukaszewicz (Uniwersytet Warszawski)
P. Georg. nr inw. 310: kawaleria rzymska na obrzeżach imperium (P. Georg. inv. no. 310: Roman Cavalry on the Fringe of the Empire)

17.03 Péter Kató (University of Budapest)
From Prosopography to Social History: The Society of Hellenistic Kos in the Light of the Epigraphic Sources

24.03 Haggai Olshanetsky (Uniwersytet Warszawski)
Reconsidering the Dating System Used in the Bar Koseba Scrolls and the Different Phases of the War

31.03 Tomasz Dziurdzik (Muzeum Narodowe w Warszawie)
New Readings, New Interpretations, New… Texts? The Project of a New Catalogue of Latin Inscriptions in the National Museum in Warsaw

7.04 Javier Herrera Rando (University of Saragossa)
Change and Continuity in the Local Epigraphic Culture of Northern Roman Lusitania

14.04 Jean-Baptiste Yon (Laboratoire HiSoMA-CEROR, Lyon)
Women and Onomastics (from Palmyra to the Euphrates and Commagene)

28.04 Isabelle Mossong (German Archaeological Institute, Commission for Ancient History and Epigraphy Munich)
The Reflection of the Cantabrian Wars in Epigraphy ‒ Augustean Influence on Northwestern Spain

5.04 Radosław Miśkiewicz (Uniwersytet Warszawski)
Epigraficzne ślady wprowadzania poprawek do „starych” praw w Atenach w V w. p.n.e.

12.05 Agata Deptuła (Uniwersytet Warszawski)
Old Dongola – New Inscriptions

19.05 Aneta Skalec (Polish Academy of Sciences, Institute of Mediterranean and Oriental Cultures),
Wojciech Ejsmond (Polish Academy of Sciences, Institute of Mediterranean and Oriental Cultures)
P. Cairo II 31163 – A “Map” from Pathyris

26.05 Sofia Bianchi Mancini (Max Weber Centre for Advanced Cultural and Social Studies, Uni Erfurt)
How to Curse in Mid-Fifth Century Akragas: An Analysis of IGASM II, 90

2.06 Avner Ecker (Bar-Ilan University)

Vinum Regum, Rex Vinorum – The Late Antique Wine Production on Imperial Estates around Ascalon