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The results of the second competition for small CRAC grants

Category: I.3.11, Results

In the second competition for “small CRAC grants”, which was organised as part of Action I.3.11, nine projects have received co-financing, amounting to nearly 56,500 PLN.

  1. Prof. dr hab. Adam Łajtar (Faculty of Archaeology) – for the publication of a book: “The Greeks, as usual, have painted their saints upon the wall.” Studies on Churches and Chapels in Nubian Monuments at Wadi es-Sebua and Tafa.
  2. Dr hab. Roksana Chowaniec (Faculty of Archaeology) – for the proofreading of a book: The Archaeology of Urban Life in the Ancient Akrai/Acrae, Sicily.
  3. Dr Barbara Brzuska (Faculty of Polish Studies) – for the publication of a book: “Skład najobfitszy prawideł i wzorów”. O przekładaniu literatury antycznej w Polsce w 2. poł. osiemnastego i w wieku dziewiętnastym.
  4. Dr Piotr Jaworski (Faculty of Archaeology) – for a translation of a chapter into English: Znaleziska monetarne z Domu H1 w Marei.
  5. Dr hab. Radosław Karasiewicz-Szczypiorski (Faculty of Archaeology) – for proofreading and layout of materials for a book: Paweł Gołyźniak, Engraved Gems from Tblisi, Georgia. The Natsvlishvili Family Collection, Warszawa, WUW.
  6. Mgr Anna Mech (Faculty of Arts and Cultural Sciences) – for a research stay at The Combined Library of the Institute of Classical Studies and the Hellenic and Roman Societies (ICS London).
  7. Dr hab. Marek T. Olszewski (Faculty of Archaeology) – for participation in a conference and the presentation of a paper: Homage to Antioch Mosaics: Current Stand and Perspectives, Antakya / Hatay (Turkey).
  8. Dr hab. Marek T. Olszewski (Faculty of Archaeology) – for participation in a congress and the presentation of a paper to the Association International pour la recherche sur la mosaique antique, “Mosaic in Context,” Lyon.
  9. Mgr Maria Jaworska (Faculty of Arts and Cultural Sciences) – for archaeometric analysis of lamps from Ptolemais, as a tool for research on local production in Cyrenaica.

Another call for applications will be announced at the end of April, this year.