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                        • Cologne (Germany)
                        • Alexandria (Egypt)
                        • Berlin (Germany)
                        • Biernatki, distr. of Śrem
                        • Biskupin, distr. of Żnin
                        • Bnin, distr. of Poznań
                        • Chaławy, distr. of Śrem
                        • Chartum (The Sudan)
                        • Czerlejnko, distr. of Poznań
                        • Dresden (Germany)
                        • Dymaczewo, distr. of Poznań
                        • Egypt – other localities
                        • Gniezno
                        • Gorszewice, distr. of Szamotuły
                        • Gorzów Wlkp. – Skwierzyna
                        • Góra, distr. of Poznań
                        • Kadero (The Sudan)
                        • IVth Nile cataract (The Sudan)
                        • Masurian Lakes
                        • Minshat Abu Omar (Egypt)
                        • Mrowino, distr. of Poznań
                        • Naga’a (The Sudan)
                        • Dakhla Oasis (Egypt)
                        • Objezierze, distr. of Oborniki
                        • Poznań – other localities
                        • Poznań (Archaeological Museum)
                        • Puszczykowo, distr. of Poznań
                        • Stobno, distr. of Czarnków-Trzcianka
                        • Strasbourg (France)
                        • Stroszki, distr. of Września
                        • The Sudan – other localities
                        • Tassili-n-Ajjer (Algeria)
                        • Warsaw
                        • Wilkowo, distr. of Szamotuły

                        Poznań (Archaeological Museum)

                        Muzeum Archeologiczne w Poznaniu » MUSEUM » PROF. LECH KRZYŻANIAK » Gallery (by place) » Poznań (Archaeological Museum)
                        Poznań, ul. Mielżyńskiego - courtyard of the Archaeological Museum, 1962. A pair of friends and their legendary Polish made motorcycles. From the left: (1) Lech Krzyżaniak (WSK 125 ccm); (2) Michał Kobusiewicz (WFM 125 ccm).
                        Poznań, Archaeological Museum, 1963. Lech Krzyżaniak, MA, preparing his Ph.D. paper.Photo: Michał Kobusiewicz.

                        Poznań - Górka Palace, 1969. Opening of the exhibition "Polish archaeological research in the Middle East and in the Black Sea Basin". From the left: (1) Prof. Stefan Parnicki-Pudełko (head of the Department of Mediterranean Archaeology, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań); (2) Lech Krzyżaniak, Ph.D.; (3) Maria Żurkiewicz, MA (later: M.Żurkiewicz-Stephan; librarian); (4) Lubomira Brzozowska, MA (Head of the Historic Monuments Protction Service, Poznań Branch).
                        Poznań - Górka Palace, 1969. Opening of the exhibition "Polish archaeological research in the Middle East and in the Black Sea Basin". From the left: (1) Włodzimierz Błaszczyk, MA (director of the Museum); (2) Zofia Kawalec-Łuszczewska (artist); (3) Prof. Stefan Parnicki-Pudełko (head of the Department of Mediterranean Archaeology, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań); (4) Lech Krzyżaniak, Ph.D.; (5) Prof. Kazimierz Malinowski (director of the National Museum in Poznań).

                        Poznań - Górka Palace, 1969. Archaeology Week. Popular lecture of Lech Krzyżaniak, Ph.D.
                        Poznań Archaeological Museum, 1970. Visit of ambassador of Egypt to Poland (third from the left), who is guided by Lech Krzyżaniak, Ph.D. (second from the left). Photo: Klaudyna Kucharska
                        Poznań - Górka Palace. Symposium "Origin and development of the Old Town in Poznań until XVth cent. in the light of the new archaeological, urbanistic and architectonical investigations" (September 18-19th, 1973). Information desk. From the left: Hieronim Kaczmarek MA, Sławomira Niedźwiedzińska MA (now - S.Mamzerowa), Mirosława Grabska MA (now - M.Wolniewicz), Lech Krzyżaniak Ph.D. Photo: Maria Szymkowiak.

                        Poznań - Górka Palace, September 1974. Opening of the exhibition "Treasures of the Poznań Archaeological Museum". From the left: (1) Lech Krzyżaniak, Ph.D.; (3) Edmund Kokociński (teacher at the Primary Motor-Car School for Adults, tutor of the "Club of Amateur Archaeologists"; (5) Zdzisław Stephan MA; (7) Marek Chłodnicki (grammar school pupil, now: director of the Museum); (8) Agata Hoffman (art designer). Photo: Maria Szymkowiak
                        Poznań - Górka Palace, September 1974. Opening of the exhibition "Treasures of the Poznań Archaeological Museum". From the right: Lech Krzyżaniak, Ph.D.

                        Poznań - Górka Palace. Academic session "120 Years of Archaeological Museum in Poznań" (October 20th, 1977). From the left: Lech Krzyżaniak, Ph.D. (while delivering paper "The achievements of Poznań Archaeological Museum concerning its international cooperation"), Andrzej Prinke, Ph.D.
                        Poznań - Górka Palace. The exhibition "The most valuable treasures collected from 120 years in Poznań Archaeological Museum", organized on the occasion of 120th Anniversary of the Museum (November 1977). On the left: Lech Krzyżaniak, Ph.D.
                        Poznań - Górka Palace. The exhibition "The artistic handcrafts of Australian tribes" organized by Australian Embassy in Poland, The Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts in Warsaw and Poznań Archaeological Museum (July 1977). The opening ceremony conducted by its curator - Stanisław Jasnosz, Ph.D. (first from the right). From the left: (1) Lech Krzyżaniak, Ph.D.; (2) representative of the Australian Embassy in Warsaw; (4) Wojciech Kamiński (Provincial Commettee of the PZPR Party - ie.: Polish communist monoparty - Poznań Branch, Department of Culture).

                        Poznań - Górka Palace (March 1978). After the decoration of the employees of the Museum with the Order of Merit. From the left: (1) Bożena Cieślakowa (senior accountant); (2) Zbigniew Pieczyński, MA; (3) Aleksandra Lipińska, MA; (4) Lech Krzyżaniak, Ph.D.; (5) Maria Zeylandowa, MA; (7) Mateusz Łastowiecki, MA.

                        Poznań - Górka Palace. Exhibition "Merchandize meetings on the Warta River during prehistory and the Middle Ages" (June 1978). From the left: (1) Zbigniew Pieczyński, MA (Poznań Archaeological Museum); (2) Prof. Jan Żak (Institute of Prehistory, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań); (3) Lech Krzyżaniak, Ph.D.
                        Poznań - Górka Palace. Exhibition "Merchandize meetings on the Warta River during prehistory and the Middle Age" (June 1978). From the left - Museum staff: Krystyna Dębska-Luty, MA, Maria Zeylandowa, MA, Lech Krzyżaniak, Ph.D., Wanda Tetzlaff, MA.

                        Poznań - Górka Palace (September 1980). Opening of the exhibition "Stone Age on the Nile". From the left: (1) Lech Krzyżaniak Ph.D.;(2) Prof. Dietrich Wildung (director of the State Collection of the Egyptian Art in Munich, Germany); (3) Mrs D.Wildung. Photo: Klaudyna Kucharska

                        Poznań - Górka Palace (September 1980). Opening of the exhibition "Stone Age on the Nile". Social evening. From the left: (1) Michał Kobusiewicz, Ph.D. (Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology, Polish Academy of Sciences - Poznań Branch); (2) Lech Krzyżaniak, Ph.D.; (3) Prof. Tadeusz Dzierżykraj-Rogalski (Department of Mediterranean Archaeology, Polish Academy of Science, Warsaw); (4) Andrzej Wituski (Lord Mayor of the City of Poznań); (5) Włodzimierz Błaszczyk, Ph.D. (Museum director); (7) Janusz Ostoja-Zagórski, Ph.D. (Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology, Polish Academy of Sciences - Poznań Branch); (8) Andrzej Prinke, Ph.D. (Poznań Archaeological Museum). Photo Klaudyna Kucharska.

                        Poznań - Górka Palace (December 1982). Opening of "The Archaeological Week". Lech Krzyżaniak, Ph.D., gives a popular lecture for the schoolchildren.

                        Poznań - Górka Palace, May 1984. Opening of the exhibition "Archaeological season 1983 in the Province of Wielkopolska (Greater Poland)".

                        Poznań - Górka Palace, February 1985. Farewell meeting with Bożena Cieślakowa (senior accountant of the Museum), who is going to pension off. From the left: (1) Bożena Cieślakowa; (2) Lech Krzyżaniak, Ph.D.; (3) Barbara Kuśnierek (Poznań City Office - senior accountant at the Department of Culture); (4) Maria Borowczyk (cashier).

                        Poznań - Górka Palace, February 1985. Farewell meeting with Bożena Cieślakowa (senior accountant of the Museum), who is going to pension off.
                        Poznań - Górka Palace, March 1985. Session of the Polish Archaeological and Numismatic Society on the 100th birthday of Prof. Józef Kostrrzewski. Conversation in the lobby. From the left: Prof. Konrad Jażdżewski (director of the Archaeological and Ethnographic Museum in Łódź), Lech Krzyżaniak, Ph.D.

                        Poznań - Górka Palace, March 1985. Session of the Polish Archaeological and Numismatic Society on the 100th birthday of Prof. Józef Kostrrzewski. Conversation in the lobby. From the left: Prof. Konrad Jażdżewski (director of the Archaeological and Ethnographic Museum in Łódź), Prof. Tadeusz Wiślański (Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology, Polish Academy of Sciences - Poznań Branch), Lech Krzyżaniak, Ph.D.
                        Poznań - Górka Palace, May 1985. Decoration of Jerzy Kędelski (guardian of the Museum Guard) of the Honour Award of the City of Poznań. From the left: Zenon Głogowski, MA, Lech Krzyżaniak, Ph.D., Bolesław Panczenko, MA and Jerzy Kędelski.


                        Poznań - Górka Palace, December 2nd, 1985. Openig of the exhibition "Prof. Józef Kostrzewski - prehistorian and museologist: on the 100th anniversary of his birthday". Conversation in the lobby. From the left: (1) Lech Krzyżaniak, Ph.D.; (2) Henryk Adamski, MA (deputy director for administrative matters); (4) Jacek Łapott, MA (National Museum in Szczecin).
                        Poznań - Górka Palace, December 2nd, 1985. Ceremonial unveiling of the memory table of Prof. Józef Kostrzewski on the 100th anniversary of his brithday. From the left, in the front row: (1) Prof. Witold Hensel (director of the Institute of History of Material Culture, Polish Academy of Sciences in Warsaw); (2) Prof. Jan Żak (director of the Institute of Prehistory, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań); (3) Andrzej Wituski (President of the City of Poznań); (4) Prof. Jacek Fisiak (prorector of the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, director of the Institute of the English Philology); (5) Bogna Uske-Wierzbanowska, MA (State Service for the Protection of Historical Monuments, Poznań Branch); (6) Lech Krzyżaniak, Ph.D.

                        Poznań - Górka Palace, December 1985. Decoration of Prof. Witold Hensel (director of the Institute of History of Material Culture, Polish Academy of Sciences in Warsaw) of the Honour Award of Merits for the Poznańskie Voivodeship. From the left: Lech Krzyżaniak, Ph.D., Jan Jaskanis, Ph.D., Prof. Witold Hensel.
                        Poznań - Górka Palace, December 1985. Decoration of Prof. Witold Hensel (director of the Institute of History of Material Culture, Polish Academy of Sciences in Warsaw). From the left: Lech Krzyżaniak, Ph.D., Andrzej Wituski (President of the City of Poznań), Henryk Adamski, MA (deputy director for administrative matters).
                        Poznań - Górka Palace. Opening of the exhibition "Archaeological season 1985 in the region of Wielkopolska (Greater Poland)". From the left: (1) Lubomira Brzozowska, MA (Head of the Historical Monuments Protection Service, City of Poznań Branch); (3) Lech Krzyżaniak, Ph.D.

                        Poznań City Office - The White Hall, July 1986. Decoration of Aleksandra Lipińska, MA, of the Award "Meritorious Cultural Worker". From the left: Aleksandra Lipińska, MA, Lech Krzyżaniak, Ph.D.
                        Poznań - Górka Palace, November 1986. Opening of the exhibition "Pottery of Jan Reczkowski". Third from the left: Lech Krzyżaniak, Ph.D.
                        Poznań - Pałac Górków, December 1986. Opening of the exhibition "Mediaeval Kruszwica". From the left: (1) Michał Kobusiewicz, Ph.D. (Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology, Polish Academy of Sciences - Poznań Branch); (2) colonel Stanisław Basak (deputy school supeintendent in Poznań); (3) Lech Krzyżaniak, PhD.

                        Poznań - Górka Palace, 1987. Close of the artistic competition for school children. From the left: (1) Lech Krzyżaniak, Ph.D., (3) Zenon Głogowski, MA (head of the Department of Education). In the second row: Barbara Bednarczyk (designer).
                        Poznań - Górka Palace, 1991. Opening of the exhibition "Archaeological Season 1990 on the Greater Polish-Kuiavian Lowland". From the left: (1) Daniel Makowiecki, MA (Chair of Animal Anatomy, Agricultural University in Poznań); (2) Wojciech Szczęsny Kaczmarek (president of the City of Poznań); (3) Lech Polkowski, MA (deputy director of the Department of Culture, Poznań City Office); (4) Lech Krzyżaniak, Ph.D.; (5) Hanna Kóčka-Krenz, Ph.D. (Institute of Prehistory, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań); (6) Danuta Prinke, MA (curator of the exhibition). Photo: Klaudyna Kucharska.
                        Poznań - Górka Palace, 1991. Meeting with the retired employees of the Museum. From the right: (1) Lech Krzyżaniak, Ph.D.; (2) Michalina Kwiczala-Sojecka (head of the Archaeological Reserve in Giecz); (5) Henryk Adamski, MA (deputy director for administrative matters); (6) Jadwiga Judzińska; (7) Danuta Damska (telephonist); (10) Helena Kaczmarek; (11) Wiktor Bromski (laboratory assistant); (13) Anna Wojciechowska, MA (conservator - chemist); (15) Maria Zeylandowa, MA; (16) Jan Kobza (ironworker - mechanician); (18) Aleksandra Lipińska, MA; (20) Zbigniew Karolczak, MA (trade union representative); (21) Bożena Cieślakowa (senior accountant); (23) Wanda Kozubska (secretary). Photo: Bogusław Okupny.


                        Poznań - The Górka Palace, 1995. Final of the competition for youth. From the left: (1) Prof. Lech Krzyżaniak; (2) Zenon Głogowski, MA;(3) one of the prize-winners; (4) Bolesław Panczenko, MA.
                        Poznań - The Górka Palace, 1995. Prof. Lech Krzyżaniak in his office.


                        Poznań - The Górka Palace, 1995. Opening of the exhibition "Gods, Graves and Mummies: way to eternity in Ancient Egypt".Prof. Lech Krzyżaniak does the honours of his Museum. Photo: Waldemar Jerke.
                        Poznań - The Górka Palace, 1995. Opening of the exhibition "Gods, Graves and Mummies: way to eternity in Ancient Egypt". From the left: (4) Prof. Lech Krzyżaniak; (6) consul of the Federal Republic of Germany in Szczecin; (8) Prof. Dietrich Wildung (director of the Aegyptisches Museum, Berlin).

                        Poznań - The Górka Palace, 1995. Opening of the exhibition "Gods, Graves and Mummies: way to eternity in Ancient Egypt". From the left: (4) Prof. Lech Krzyżaniak; (6) consul of the Federal Republic of Germany in Szczecin; (8) Prof. Dietrich Wildung (director of the Aegyptisches Museum, Berlin).
                        Poznań - The Górka Palace; 1996. Unloading of artefacts fot the exhibition "Gods, graves and mummies". From the left: (1) Tomasz Figlarz (driver); (3) Jerzy Kędelski (exhibition assistant); (4) Elżbieta Baszyńska (charring manager); (6) Prof. Lech Krzyżaniak; (7) Karla Kroeper, Ph.D. (Egyptian Museum and the Papirus Collections in Berlin); (10) Marek Lemiesz, MA. Photo: Klaudyna Kucharska.
                        Poznań - The Górka Palace; 1996. Prof. Lech Krzyżaniak guides the group of school youth through the exhibition "Gods, graves and mummies". Photo: Klaudyna Kucharska.

                        Poznań - The Górka Palace, October 1997. Opening of the permanent exhibition "Prehistory of Greater Poland ". In the foreground, from the left: (1) Wojciech Szczęsny Kaczmarek, Ph.D. (President of the City of Poznań); (2) Prof. Lech Krzyżaniak. Fourth from the right: Eliza Naumowicz-Śmigielska, MA (Muzeum Archeologiczne w Poznaniu). Photo: Klaudyna Kucharska.
                        Poznań - The Górka Palace, October 1997. Opening of the permanent exhibition "Prehistory of Greater Poland ". In the foreground, from the left: (1) Hanna Rubas, MA (director of the Department of Culture and Fine Arts, City Office in Poznań); (4) Wojciech Szczęsny Kaczmarek, Ph.D. (president of the City of Poznań); (5) Prof. Lech Krzyżaniak.Photo: Klaudyna Kucharska.
                        Poznań - The Górka Palace, 1998. Opening of the exhibition "Death and Life in Ancient Egypt". The speech of Jacek Łukomski, the deputy president of Poznań.

                        Poznań - The Górka Palace, 1998. Opening of the exhibition "Death and Life in Ancient Egypt". The speech of Prof. Dietrich Wildung, the director of Ägyptisches Museum, Berlin.
                        Poznań - The Górka Palace, April 12-13th, 2000. Opening of the exhibition "The Year 1000 - the archaeology of the Imperial Route", which accompanied the conference "The Imperial Route".

                        Poznań - The Górka Palace, April 12-13th, 2000. Exhibition "The Year 1000 - the archaeology of the Imperial Route", which accompanied the conference "The Imperial Route".
                        Poznań - The Górka Palace, April 12-13th, 2000. Exhibition "The Year 1000 - the archaeology of the Imperial Route", which accompanied the conference "The Imperial Route". Prof. Lech Krzyżaniak during the interview.

                        Poznań - The Górka Palace, 2002. Transportation of the pharaoh Ramesses II obelisk into the courtyead of the Górka Palace. Custom clearance.

                        Poznań - The Górka Palace, 2002. Transportation of the obelisk of pharaoh Ramesses II (deposit from the collection of Aegyptisches Museum in Berlin) into the courtyard of the Palace.
                        Poznań - The Górka Palace, 2002. Transportation of the obelisk of pharaoh Ramesses II (deposit from the collection of Aegyptisches Museum in Berlin) into the courtyard of the Palace. In the background, from the left: Karla Kroeper, Ph.D. (Egyptian Museum and the Papirus Collections in Berlin), Prof. Lech Krzyżaniak.
                        Poznań - The Górka Palace, 2002. Transportation of the obelisk of pharaoh Ramesses II (deposit from the collection of Aegyptisches Museum in Berlin) into the courtyard of the Palace.

                        Poznań - The Górka Palace, 2002. Transportation of the obelisk of pharaoh Ramesses II (deposit from the collection of Aegyptisches Museum in Berlin) into the courtyard of the Palace.
                        Poznań - The Górka Palace, 2002. Ceremonial unveiling of the pharaoh Ramesses II obelisk at the courtyead of the Górka Palace.
                        Poznań - The Górka Palace, 2002. Transportation of the obelisk of pharaoh Ramesses II (deposit from the collection of Aegyptisches Museum in Berlin) into the courtyard of the Palace.From the left: Ryszard Grobelny (Lord Mayor of the City of Poznań) and Prof. Lech Krzyżaniak

                        Poznań - The Górka Palace, 2002. Ceremonial unveiling of the pharaoh Ramesses II obelisk at the courtyead of the Górka Palace. From the left: (1) Anna Plenzler (journalist of the Poznań daily "Głos Wielkopolski"); (2) Aleksander Starzyński, MA (Head of the Historical Monuments Protection Service, Greater Poland Branch); (3) Andrzej Prinke, Ph.D. (Poznań Archaeological Museum); (4) Maria Strzałko, MA (Head of the Historical Monuments Protection Service; City of Poznań Branch); (4) Prof. Lech Krzyżaniak.
                        Poznań - The Górka Palace, 2002. Ceremonial unveiling of the pharaoh Ramesses II obelisk at the courtyead of the Górka Palace. Prof. Lech Krzyżaniak interviewed by the journalists. Photo: Patrycja Silska.
                        Poznań - The Górka Palace, 2002. Ceremonial unveiling of the pharaoh Ramesses II obelisk at the courtyead of the Górka Palace. A chat in the lobby. From the left: (3) Prof. Lech Krzyżaniak; (4) Ryszard Grobelny (president of the City of Poznań); (5) Wojciech Brzeziński, Ph.D. (director of the State Archaeological Museum in Warsaw). Photo: Patrycja Silska.

                        Poznań - Górka Palace, 2003. Beginning of the cooperation with "National Geographic - Polska".From the left: Tomasz Wilde (head of the Film Department of NG-P), Prof. Lech Krzyżaniak.

                        Poznań - Górka Palace, June 2003. Opening of the exhibition "Archaeology of Poznań before the town location". From the left: (2) Halina Olszewska (alderman of the City of Poznań); (5) Prof. Lech Krzyżaniak; (7) Maciej Frankiewicz (deputy president of the City of Poznań).


                        Poznań - Górka Palace, 2003. International conference "Archaeology of the Earliest Northeastern Africa", July 14-18th, 2003. In the lobby. From the left: (1) Prof. Fred Wendorf (Southern Methodist University in Dallas (Texas, USA); (2) Prof. Lech Krzyżaniak; (3) Prof. Michał Kobusiewicz (Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology, Polish Academy of Sciences - Poznań Branch).
                        Poznań - Górka Palace, 2003. Opening of the permanent exhibition "Archaeology of The Sudan". From the left: (1) Abdel Basit Abdel Madjid (Minister of Culture and Tourism of The Sudan); (2) Sidiq Mohammed Qasm es_Sit (director of the National Museums in The Sudan; (3) Prof. Lech Krzyżaniak; (4) Djaafar Abd el-Karim (ambassador of The Sudan to German Federal Republic).
                        Poznań - Górka Palace, 2003. Opening of the permanent exhibition "Archaeology of The Sudan". In the lobby. On the left: (1) Prof. Lech Krzyżaniak; (2) Elżbieta Malik (Poznań City Office, Department of Culture and Fine Arts).

                        Poznań - Górka Palace, 2003. Opening of the permanent exhibition "Archaeology of The Sudan". From the left: (1) Maciej Frankiewicz (deputy president of the City of Poznań); (2) Hassan Hussein Idris (general director of the State Office of the Antiquities and Museums in Khartoum); (3) Prof. Lech Krzyżaniak; (4) Abd el Djalil Mohammed el-Basha (Minister of the Tourism and National Heritage of The Sudan).
                        Poznań - Górka Palace, 2003. Opening of the permanent exhibition "Archaeology of The Sudan". From the rigjt: (1) Włodzimierz Gorzelańczyk, MA (director of the Department of Culture and Fine Arts, Poznań City Office); (2) Prof. Lech Krzyżaniak; (3) Prof. Anthony Mills (director of the Canadian excavations in Dakhleh Oasis, Egypt; (4) Jacek Kabaciński, Ph.D. (Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology, Polish Academy of Sciences in Warsaw, Poznań Department).
                        Poznań - Górka Palace, 2003. Opening of the permanent exhibition "Archaeology of The Sudan". From the left: (1) Włodzimierz Gorzelańczyk, MA (director of the Department of Culture and Fine Arts, Poznań City Office); (3) Prof. Lech Krzyżaniak.

                        Poznań - The Górka Palace (2004). XVth Regional Conference "Archaeological Field Research in Wielkopolska (Greater Poland) in 2002-2003". Opening of the exhibition accompanying the conference. From the left: (1) Prof. Lech Krzyżaniak; (2) Prof. Antoni Szczuciński (Head of the Cultural Commission, Poznań City Council); (4) Prof. Zbigniew Wielgosz (Institute of History, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań); (6) Ryszard Pietrzak, MA ("Patrimonium" Foundation); (9) Urszula Narożna-Szamałek, MA (Poznań Archaeological Museum); (13) Prof. Hanna Kóčka-Krenz (director of the Institute of Prehistory, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań).
                        Poznań - The Górka Palace (2004). XVth Regional Conference "Archaeological Field Research in Wielkopolska (Greater Poland) in 2002-2003". Opening of the exhibition accompanying the conference. From the left: (1) Prof. Lech Krzyżaniak; (2) Prof. Antoni Szczuciński (Head of the Cultural Commission, Poznań City Council).
                        Poznań - The Górka Palace (2004). XVth Regional Conference "Archaeological Field Research in Wielkopolska (Greater Poland) in 2002-2003". Visiting the exhibition accompanying the conference. From the left: (1) Prof. Antoni Szczuciński (Head of the Cultural Commission, Poznań City Council); (2) prof. Lech Krzyżaniak.


                         

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