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Institute of Mediterranean and Oriental Cultures PAS

The Institute of Mediterranean and Oriental Cultures was established in 2010 through the merger of the Department of Mediterranean Archaeology and the Department of Non-European Countries. Since its inception, the Institute has been implementing a globally unique scientific program consisting of parallel research into ancient and modern civilizations of the Mediterranean region, Africa, and Asia, as well as the search for their cultural and religious connections.

Areas
archaeology, cultural and religious studies

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Rafaelion in Banganarti in 2020, reconstructed by the IKŚiO PAN Research Station in Banganarti and Selib

Research is conducted in two fields: Mediterranean archaeology and Oriental studies. One of the pillars of the Institute is its 60-year tradition of scientific activity focusing on archaeological, epigraphic, and religious studies.

Publications issued by the IKŚiO PAN Publishing House

The second pillar of the scientific program is research into contemporary cultures and civilizations of Asia and Africa, especially in relation to religion – Islam, Christianity, Buddhism, and Jainism.

The Institute’s structure includes five departments with highly unique research teams, a rapidly developing Publishing Department and Scientific Documentation Department, as well as two specialized libraries. The Institute is also the publisher or co-publisher of four foreign-language scientific journals. The Institute co-runs the Anthropos Doctoral School.

Division I: Humanities and Social Sciences: Pozostałe instytuty naukowe