Coptic Studies, Acts of the Third International Congress of Coptic Studies, Warsaw 20-25 August 1984, Ed. by W. Godlewski, Warsaw 1990

Coptic Studies, Acts of the Third International Congress of Coptic Studies: Warsaw, 20-25 August 1984 (English, French and German Edition)

History

Ancient Civilizations

Iksio Pan

Excavations carried since 1965 at Nea Paphos by the Polish Archeological Mission have produced a number of important discoveries. One of the most spectacular was the so-called Villa of Theseus, a Roman palace, one of the largest in the Mediterranean, probably an official residence of the Roman governors of Cyprus. It comprised a series of figural mosaics, marble sculptures and a quantity of small finds. The so-called House of Aion, another Roman edifice unearthed in 1983/84 has yielded a truly unique set of figural mosaics with mythological themes. All these finds testify to the importance of Nea Paphos the "sacred metropolis of all the cities of the island". Investigations carried out under the Roman buildings have produced rich finds relating to earlier periods. Fragments of Hellenistic streets, drains, houses, workshops, hundreds of artifacts of all kinds allow to draw a picture of the development of the town from the end of the 4th cent. B.C., a probable date of its official founding, down to the Roman period. The present study, the third volume in our series entitled "Nea Paphos" has at its basis almost twenty campaigns of excavations and innumerable field obserevations made by all members of the mission and the authoress herself who participated for several years in the field work. The study reconsiders all the existing archaeological data and all other sources pertaining to the early history of the town, be they epigraphical or literary. Upon this basis it draws a multifacial picture of the town development in the first three centuries of its existence.

NEA Paphos III: NEA Paphos in the Hellenistic Period

Mlynarczyk, Jolanta

Egyptian faience of the Ptolemaic and Roman periods has not enjoyed the same degree of research as the earlier material. This volume, which presents an analysis of faience object from Polish-Egyptian excavations at Tell Atrib, ancient Athribis, will help to remedy this problem. Excavations in Tell Atrib revealed traces of local production of faience objects. They include vessels, figurines, amulets and ushebti recovered from three major strata dated to different phases of the Ptolemaic period. Their provenance from securely dated contexts allowed for tracing typological changes occurring over time, which is of particular importance for studying the history of local faience production. These observations give grounds for analyzing the sources of influence and inspiration of local artisans. Distribution of faience finds at the site gives certain clues as to the role of these objects in everyday and religious life of the inhabitants of the ancient city.

Tell Atrib 1985-1995 (Tell Atrib, 4)

NEA Paphos V: Cypriot Red Slip Ware: Studies on a Late Roman Levantine Fine Ware

Meyza, Henryk

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MEMBERS OF THE MISSION IN THE CAMPAIGNS 2007-2008 INTRODUCTION by K. Mysliwiec ABBREVIATIONS compiled by M. Radomska BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE EXCAVATED SITE compiled by M. Radomska PART I: THE UPPER NECROPOLIS ABOVE THE FUNERARY COMPLEX OF NYANKHNEFERTEM I. THE CATALOGUE OF BURIALS AND SMALL FINDS by A. Kowalska, M. Radomska and I. Kozieradzka Synopsis II. CONSERVATION WORK by Z. Godziejewski III. EXAMINATION OF PIGMENTS AND BINDERS FROM BURIAL 529 by A. Zatorska LIST OF PLATES PLATES PART II: THE FUNERARY COMPLEX OF NYANKHNEFERTEM IV. THE TOMB OF NYANKHNEFERTEM AND CONNECTED STRUCTURES by K.O. Kuraszkiewicz with contributions by A. Kowalska, M. Kaczmarek, I. Kozieradzka and S. Ikram The Tomb of Nyankhnefertem Chapel 16 The Complex of Chapel 17 Occupation History The Old Kingdom Burials Small Finds Archaeozoological Remains V. THE TOMB OWNER by K.O. Kuraszkiewicz VI. THE CULT CHAPEL OF NYANKHNEFERTEM by K. Mysliwiec and K.O. Kuraszkiewicz The Facade Niche The lintel The Entrance The Interior of the Chapel General decoration principles East wall West wall, northern section North wall West wall, southern section South wall The polychromy of the hieroglyphs in the decoration of the chapel VII. CONSERVATION WORK by Z. Godziejewski VIII. EXAMINATION OF PIGMENTS AND BINDERS FROM THE CHAPEL OF NYANKHNEFERTEM by A. Zatorska I.. THE POTTERY by T.I. Rzeuska SUMMARY by K. Mysliwiec INDICES LIST OF PLATES PLATES

The Funerary Complex of Nyankhnefertem (Saqqara)

Mysliwiec, Karol

Kuraszkiewicz, Kamil O

Tell Atrib III, Jolanta Mlynarczyk, Terracotta Oil Lamps, Tell Atrib 1985-1995, Centre d'Archeologie Mediterraneenne de l'Academie Polonaise des Sciences, Varsovie 2012

Tell Atrib III, 1985-1995: Terracotta Oil Lamps

Saqqara V, Old Kingdom Structures Between the Step Pyramid Complex and the Dry Moat, Part 1: Architecture and Development of the Necropolis by Kamil O. Kuraszkiewicz, edited by Karol Mysliwiec, Part 2: Geology, Anthropology, Finds, Conservation by Fabian Welc, Jerzy Trzcinski, Maria Kaczmarek, Iwona Kozieradzka-Ogumnakin, Agnieszka Kowalska, Teodozja I. Rzeuska, Zbigniew Godziejewski with a contribution by Wladyslaw Weker, edited by Karol Mysliwiec, Editions Neriton, Varsovie 2013

Old Kingdom Structures Between the Step Pyramid Complex and the Dry Moat: Part 1 - Architecture and Development of the Necropolis, Part 2 - Geology, Anthropology, Finds, Conservation (Saqqara)

St. Raphael Church I at Banganarti: Mid-Sixth to Mid-Eleventh Century, an Introduction to the Site and the Epoch

Zurawski, Bogdan

K. Mysliwiec, Saqqara I, The Tomb of Merefnebef, Varsovie 2004

The Tomb of Merefnebef (Saqqara)

Rzeuska, Teodozja

Kuraszkiewicz, Kamil

Czerwik, Dorota

T. Rzeuska, Saqqara II, Pottery of the Late Kingdom. Funerary Pottery and Burial Customs, Warsaw 2006

Pottery of the Late Old Kingdom: Funerary Pottery and Burial Customs (Saqqara)

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