On Thursday, 17 March, Carlos Machado (St Andrews), will present a paper Looking for the poor in late antique Rome: identity, knowledge, and power.
We are meeting in person in Room 209 at the Faculty of Law and Administration (UW) but zoom participation will be possible. For a link, please contact Robert Wiśniewski.
On Thursday, 10 March (4.45 Warsaw time) Daniel Syrbe (FernUniversität in Hagen), will present a paper A world of small towns and nomads. The Mauretania provinces of the Roman Empire as ‘areas of limited statehood’ (1st - 6th c.)?
We are meeting in person in Room 209 at the Faculty of Law and Administration (UW) but zoom participation will be possible. For a link, please contact Robert Wiśniewski.
On Thursday, 3 March (4.45 Warsaw time) Katharina Rieger (UW/Universität Graz), will present a paper Filling some gaps: Settlements and life-strategies between the Nile Delta and the Gulf of Sollum from Roman to Byzantine times.
We are meeting in person in Room 209 at the Faculty of Law and Administration (UW) but zoom participation will be possible. For a link, please contact Robert Wiśniewski.
On Thursday, 24 February (4.45 Warsaw time) Adam Ziółkowski (UW), will present a paper Reading Iordanes in the third decade of the 21st c.: some thoughts on Getica’s Ostrogotha and Skythika’s Ostrogouthos.
We are meeting in person in Room 209 at the Faculty of Law and Administration (UW) but zoom participation will be possible. For a link, please contact Robert Wiśniewski.
On Thursday, 27 January (4.45 Warsaw time) Mara Nicosia (Universiteit Gent), will present a paper Syriac monastic schools and the teaching of rhetoric.
We are meeting in person in the Library of Papyrology and Roman Law (UW) but zoom participation will be possible. For a link, please contact Robert Wiśniewski.
