Personal Data 📋🌟
Halina Dobrzańska, Ph.D. (1986)
Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology
Polish Academy of Sciences, Cracow
Archaeologist
Professional Experience 💼
🔹 1998-2006
Member, Academic Council, Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology, PAS, Warsaw.🔹 2002-2006
Scientific Secretary, Archaeological Commission of the PAS, Cracow Branch.🔹 Since 2006-2010
Member, Board of the Archaeological Commission of the PAS, Cracow Branch.🔹 2006
Coordinator, 12th Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists, Cracow.🔹 2010-2013
Member, Board of the European Association of Archaeologists.🔹 2013
Awarded State decoration: Silver Cross of Merit.
Field of Specialization 🏛️🔍
Environmental archaeology: climatic changes and human-environment relationships in Southern Poland.Wheel-made pottery in Central Europe during the Roman period.Relations of nomadic peoples (Sarmatians and Huns) with sedentary populations in Eurasia.Sessions 🗣️🌍
Co-organizer of various sessions at EAA Annual Meetings:
The Archaeology of River Valleys (2002, Thessaloniki, Greece).Archaeology and Palaeogeography (2003, St. Petersburg, Russia).Human and Climate in the Holocene (2004, Lyon, France).Roman Empire and Beyond (2006, Cracow, Poland; 2007, Zadar, Croatia).
Research Grants and Fellowships 📚💡
Grants from various academies for research and fellowships.Wenner-Gren Foundation For Anthropological Research grant for organizing the 12th Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists.
International Scientific Projects 🌍🔬
Numerous projects focusing on cultural connections, experimental archaeology, and nomadic interactions with various institutions across Europe and Asia.Experimental research in archaeology with the University of Art in Bucarest.Trans-Carpathian cultural connections with the Institute of History and Archaeology in Cluj.Nomadic peoples of the Eurasian Steppe in relations with Roman, Byzantine, and Chinese Empires with the Institute of History of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.And many more collaborative projects across Europe and Asia.