Dear Students! I have a pleasure to invite to the meeting about excavation practice in Novae (Roman legionary fortress and late Roman town on the Danube) and about Schwarzenacker (civil site in the Roman province Gallia Belgica). The meeting will take place on Friday 15th March at 1.15 p.m. in room 2.09. Agnieszka Tomas
temporary cancellation of classes
Dear Students,
I would like to informu you that Prof. A. Mueller-Bieniek cancels her tomorrow workshop “Archaeobotanical workshop” (2800-AFABOT and 2800-AKABOT) (Wednesday, 28th of February) .
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Prof. K. Lewartowski cancels his lecure 2800-ABGRE-B “Archeology of Greece – (course III)” next Monday (4th of March).
cancellation of classes
Dear Students,
I would like to inform you that today’s classes, led by Prof. M.Kacznowicz (Archaeology of Egypt and Nubia), have been canceled due to the lecturer’s sickness.
Dean’s Office
„The Power of Public Speaking” workshop
Dear International Students,
We encourage you to participate in Welcome Point’s workshop:
„The Power of Public Speaking” on Thursday, 7th March, 10.00 am – 5.00
pm.
Prior registration: https://forms.
This workshop is:
-provided in English
-free of charge
-includes a coffee and a lunch break
More details are available on the website: Workshop: The Power of Public Speaking – Welcome Point (uw.edu.pl)
If you have any questions, please contact us at welcome.event@uw.edu.pl
Kind regards,
Heybat Naghiyev
Main Campus: Krakowskie Przedmieście 26/28, 00-927 Warsaw
e-mail: welcome@uw.edu.pl

Invitation to the seminar ABC of European Heritage. Archaeology of the Byzantine Commonwealth.
At the request of the organisers, we are sending an invitation to participate in an online seminar entitled ABC of European Heritage. Archaeology of the Byzantine Commonwealth.
The invitation is addressed to both staff and students of WA UW.
The aim of this initiative is to popularise the study of Byzantium and its heritage in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe. It is made possible with funding from the Ministry of Science and Higher Education. (Project Ex Oriente Lux – modernisation and internationalisation of heritage studies in eastern Poland; Science for Society programme no. NdS/543907/2021/2022).
Below are some organisational details:
1). only a seminar is organised, no publication is planned;
2). we are using the zoom platform;
3). of course, students from any country can register;
4). the meeting will be held in an online format. The lecture – 45 minutes – will be translated simultaneously into Polish and Ukrainian;
5). Power Point presentations (e.g. captions to figures) will be prepared in English;
6). three blocks of lectures will be organised (approx. 9:00 – approx. 15:00)
a). 26.-29.02.2024
b). 13.-16.05.2024
c). 10.-13.06.2024
7). The term Byzantine Commonwealth refers to Orthodox areas in the Middle Ages from Sudan to Novgorod and from Sicily to Armenia.
The entire seminar will be available in Polish. It will be translated by A. Jakimowicz translation service.
Those interested may contact Dr. Marcin Woloszyn.
Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
Additional term of linking classes in the summer semester of the 2023/2024 academic year to USOSweb
Dear Students,
I kindly inform you that by decision of the Vice-Rector for Students and Quality of Education, Phd Dr. Hab. Sławomir Żółtek, from February 15 to March 11, 2024, students will be able to link courses taken in the summer semester of the 2023/2024 academic year to USOSweb. This will apply to all classes that were not covered by the mechanism of forcing connections during registration for these courses, including: language classes in a situation where the student continues language classes started in the winter semester.
kindest regards
mgr Katarzyna Jędrzejewska
Zastępca Kierownika
Centrum Wsparcia Dydaktyki
Applications to be added to class participant lists
Dear Students,
I would like to kindly remind you that in the case of obtaining the lecturer’s consent to be added to the list of participants for classes for which the limit of places has been reached, you should submit an application in the USOS system after the start of a new semester and the end of the registration deadline. The application submitted in USOS should include confirmation of the lecturer’s approval (this can be in the form of an email sent by the instructor from the official UW email account). Applications submitted before 24.02 will not be considered.
Best regards
Elżbieta Jaskulska
Vice Dean for Student Affairs WA UW
Please pay attention to this course!
This is the only opportunity to attend this lecture, so as Dr. Karel Innemee will teach it only this semester:
The Church Building in its Form and Function
This unit offers an analysis of the church building as a whole, serving as a functional and symbolical environment and backdrop for the liturgy. Icons, wall paintings, and other furnishings will be discussed in their context, where they serve a common goal of underscoring the meaning of the ritual of the liturgy.
4th Edition of the WA UW Student Minigrants Competition
We announce the call for applications in the 4th edition of the WA UW Student Minigrants Competition in the academic year 2023/2024. The application should be submitted electronically with attachments by sending it from an account in the domain student.uw.edu.pl to: wa.studia@uw.edu.pl with the header containing the title “WA UW Student Minigrants Competition 4”. Competition details and template documents are available at: https://www.archeologia.uw.edu.pl/studia-program-studia-dzienne-i-wieczorowe/pion-prodziekan-ds-studenckich/minigranty-studenckie/ Applications must be submitted by 14.01.2024 until 23:59. The competition cut-off – date will be announced after the end of application collection.
Condolences to the Charles University community in Prague
In connection with the tragic events that took place at Charles University in Prague, we offer our deepest condolences and sympathy to both the relatives of the victims and the authorities of the partner University.
Announcement on the events at Charles University
Staff, Doctoral Students and Students of the Faculty of Archaeology of the University of Warsaw