Publications

> table of contents

> table of contents

> More information

A monumental compendium of Greek, Latin and Old Slavic inscriptions discovered in the territory of the Bay of Kotor in Montenegro.

This publication, published jointly with the Institute of Archaeology of the University of Rzeszów, describes the migration and culture-formation processes that took place in Polish lands from the 6th to the 4th millennium BC.

Price: 100 PLN

Vistula amne discreta

This fascinating work is the result of the collaboration between the late Professor Jerzy Kolendo and Tomasz Płóciennik. The book describes and analyzes Greek and Latin sources for the most ancient history of the Polish lands.

Price: 40 PLN

Kwiat Królestwa. Archeologów Polskich Pokolenie Trzecie. 2015

The author describes the history of Polish archaeology, as usual in an extremely interesting and brilliant way.

Price: 70 PLN

The book contains various stories and biographies of people whose fate took them to the beautiful country on the Adriatic Sea.

The book is a collective work and presents the history of the State Archaeological Museum in Warsaw in the years 1921-1949 and selected episodes from the life of Stefan Krukowski, an outstanding prehistorian who was associated with the museum for many years. In the first part the work reveals, among other things, new facts about the rules of the museum, the project of its pre-war headquarters and describes the establishment of the Paleolithic Department. The second part shows Stefan Krukowski’s battles with the Warsaw archaeological community and his cooperation with Jurij Polanski. Finally, it sheds light on the hero’s wartime fate.

Price: 50 PLN

An album dedicated to the history and excavations in Risan, Montenegro, accompanied by a rich selection of beautiful photographs.

A trilingual Polish-Albanian-English trilogy publication, presenting the results of archaeological research conducted by the Centre in Novae (Bulgaria) and ancient Rhizon/Risinium (Montenegro). It also includes information about the “treasure of coins of King Ballaios of Risan” and the results of this year’s campaign in Risan, during which the so-called House of Aglaos and a magnificent gold ring were discovered. The individual chapters focus on the most interesting scientific issues and the most interesting, and unique results of our research. The book is lavishly illustrated and includes primary literature.

A monography on the coins from sector IV in Novae

The book was written as part of the Danube Limes project (see Research) and was a concise monograph about the frontier sites on the Danube of the Roman Empire.

The first volume of a monographic series on the site of Novae. The volume includes articles on the history of research, Novae in ancient sources, the history of the site, geography, topography, and cartography, and an extensive bibliography on Novae covering the years 1726-2008.

Price: 50 PLN

The author, a well-known Bulgarian researcher and long-time leader of the Bulgarian expedition in Novae, presents figural braziers in her work. These monuments come primarily from the excavations of archaeologists of Bulgaria and museum collections. The braziers from the excavations of Polish archaeologists will be published separately as part of the overall publication of the results of the Novae research. The synthetic part, in which the main conclusions of the whole analysis of the monuments are indicated, is followed by the catalog part. Each monument is described and illustrated, basic literature is also given. The book is a very good source for all researchers dealing not only with bronzes, but with the art of the Roman provinces in general

This book presents a new typology of amphorae found in the Lower Danube area. It presents the origin of the types, their variants, basic data on individual amphorae, dating, epigraphy, detailed areas of occurrence, analogies and – something which has not been done before – the results and conclusions of the physical and chemical analyses, which constitute a kind of database for other researchers. The work is not limited to strictly typological issues, but also presents an outline of economic relationships and the importance of amphorae in trade.

In every respect this work is unique, not only in Poland, for it contains a complete lecture on Latin epigraphy together with a list of epigraphic and bibliographical abbreviations The authors analyze the concept of epigraphic source, describe the workshop of the epigrapher and then the particular elements of various types of inscriptions. A separate chapter is devoted to dating of inscriptions and Latin epigraphy in Poland. The book is richly illustrated with inscriptions coming mainly from the excavations in Novae.