Polish Archaeology in the Mediterranean (17.2005(2007))

TELL EL-LARKHA

EGYPT

TELL EL-FARKHA
(GHAZALA)
SEASON 2005
Marek Chlodnicki and Krzysztof M. Cialowicz

The present campaign, sponsored by JagielIonian University in Krako w, the Poznan Prehistoric
Society, Polish Centre of Mediterranean Archaeology of Warsaw University and the State
Committee for Scientific Research (KBN) lasted from 22 February to 12 May 2002.1
In the 2002 season, work was continued on the Western and Central koms in the areas
excavated in previous years. On the Eastern Kom, work was also carried on in previously traced
trenches and the area between them {Fig. 1}.

1 The team, headed by Dr. Marek Chlodnicki and Prol. Dr. Krzysztof M. Cialowicz included: Mr. Krzysztof
Cichowski, Ms Joanna Dgbowska, Mr. Maciej Jordeczka, Dr. Jacek Kabacihski, Mr. Ryszard Kirkowski, Mr. Piotr
Kolodziejczyk, Ms Grazyna Krawczyk, Ms Ewa Kuciewicz, Ms Anna Longa, Mr. Grzegorz Pryc, Mr. Michal Sip, Mr. Leszek
Szumlas, Ms Magdalena Wlodarska, archaeologists; Dr. Mariusz Jucha, Ms Agnieszka M^czynska, Mr. Michal
Rozwadowski, ceramologists; Ms Maria Ablamowicz, archaeozoologist; Mr. Michal Wasilewski, geologist; Ms Anna
Biel; Mr. Krzysztof Kowalski, photographers; Mrs. Halina Zarska-Chlodmcka, documentalist; Ms Katarzyna
Blaszczyk, Mr. Marcin Czarnowicz, Ms Anna Drzymuchowska, Ms Magdalena Kamionka, Ms Malgorzata Kujawa,
Mr. Michal Kurzyk, Mr. Pawel Surowka, Ms Monika Wlodarska, Ms Anna Zajjc, Mr. Szymon Zdzieblowski, students.
The Supreme Council of Antiquities was represented by Messrs Yassir El Sayed El Gamal and Mohammed Mustafa
El-Shafai from the Mansura Inspectorate.

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