Scientific biography
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Investigations in Bolivian Amazon
Articles:
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(Karwowski A., 2021) Estilos de cerámica de la región sur del bajo río Beni
en tiempos prehispánicos en el contexto de investigaciones en Uaua-uno y Copacabana
[in:] Chachapuma. Revista de Arqueología Boliviana 10: 5-18.
Pobierz Chachapuma10.pdf (14,39 MB)
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(Karwowski A., 2019) Ceramic styles of lower Beni River region (Bolivian Amazon)
in the context of investigations in Uaua-uno and Copacabana archaeological sites
[in:] The Latest Results of American Studies. TAMBO, Boletin de Arqueología, no. 4,
ed. A. Belan Franco, E. Bewziuk, J. Szykulski, J. Wanot, pp. 121-151. Arequipa-Wrocław:
University of Wrocław, Universidad Catolica de Santa Maria - Arequipa.
Download TAMBO4.pdf (6.50 MB)
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(Karwowski A., 2018) Andyjskie zapożyczenia leksykalne w językach dorzecza Beni
(Amazonia boliwijska) w świetle danych archeologicznych, historycznych i etnograficznych
[in:] Rocznik Antropologii Historii 11: 297-325.
Download RAH11.14.pdf (3.26 MB)
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(Karwowski A., 2018) Posibles huellas de la expansión de los Guaraní en la cuenca del
río Beni (Amazonia boliviana) [in:] Textos Antropológicos 19(1): 83-104.
Download TA19.1.pdf (6.58 MB)
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(Karwowski A., 2017) Terms for ceramic vessels in Panoan and Tacanan languages:
ethnoarchaeological observations. [in:] Rocznik Antropologii Historii 10: 233-254.
Download RAH10.13.pdf (2.12 MB)
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(Karwowski A., 2008). Investigaciones arqueológicas del sitio Uauauno,
Departamento del Beni, Bolivia. [in:] TAMBO, Boletin de Arqueologia,
no 1., ed. J. Szykulski, pp. 131-141. Arequipa: Universidad de Wroclaw,
Universidad Catolica de Santa Maria - Arequipa.
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(Karwowski A., M. Obałek, M. Spanowicz, 2008). Investigaciones arqueológicas
del sitio Uauauno, Departamento del Beni, Bolivia. Temporadas 2004 y 2005.
[in:] Polish Contributions in New World Archaeology, New Series,
fasc. 1, ed. J. K. Kozłowski and J. Źrałka, pp. 41-50. Kraków: Polish
Academy of Arts and Sciences, Jagiellonian University - Institute of Archaeology.
Download CNWA1.2.pdf (1.15 MB)
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(Karwowski A., 2006). Badania archeologiczne stanowiska Uaua-uno z okresu
przedhiszpańskiego nad rzeką Beni w Boliwii. Acta Universitatis Nicolai
Copernici, Seria Archeologia 30: 211-245.
Reports (in Polish):
Studies on the Maya culture
Articles (in Polish):
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(Karwowski A., 2010). Antropomorfizacje w sztuce Majów. [in:]
Estetyka w Archeologii. Antropomorfizacje w pradziejach i starożytności,
red. E. Bugaj, A.P. Kowalski, pp. 195-212. Poznań: Wyd. Poznańskie.
Download Antropomorfizacje.pdf (541.02 KB)
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(Nierzwicka M., A. Karwowski, 2008). Figurka Majów ze zbiorów Muzeum
Etnograficznego w Warszawie. (in:) Rocznik Mueum Okręgowego w Toruniu,
tom XVI/2007., ss. 41-60. Toruń.
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(Karwowski A., 2006). Jaguary, jelenie, małpy... Wyobrażenia naguali na
naczyniach Majów. [in:] Zwierzę jako sacrum w pradziejach i starożytności,
tom I, red. Lucyna Kostuch i Katarzyna Ryszewska. Kielce: Wydawnictwo Akademii Świętokrzyskiej.
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(Karwowski A., 2006). Bóg K w wierzeniach Majów okresu klasycznego -
obserwacje ikonograficzne i epigraficzne. Acta Universitatis Nicolai
Copernici, seria archeologia, vol XXX, ss. 175-210.
Essays (in Polish):
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(Karwowski A., 2004) Ortographic key - useful for better
orientation in Mayan terms used in various publications.
A good example of spelling differences is the term ajaw, "lord,
ruler", in older publicatons in older publications transcribed as ahau or ahaw.
Download Klucz.pdf (61.22 KB)
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(Karwowski A., 2002) Mythology in Popol Vuh - a summary of the first two parts
of the Maya-Quiché epic. It seems that a part of the episodes (especially those describing the activity of Hero Twins)
reache the roots of the old tradition from the Classical Period, although this issue is controversial.
Download Popol Vuh.pdf (151.46 KB)
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(Karwowski A., 2002) History of deciphering of the Mayan script - outline of history
of deciphering of the Mayan script, since the pioneers of research on the Maya culture upto
recent epigraphical discoveries. Applied contemporary (not the latest) spelling of May terms.
Download Historia.pdf (271.65 KB)
Author's drawings of codex-style ceramic vessels:
(Based on rollout photographs from the Internet
archives of Justin Kerr).
Vase
K2794. Dying old god (perhaps
Itzamná),
lying on the bed. Next to him a young god with deer features (horns and ears) (
God N?) is siting,
wearing shell on his neck. He is looking at a young woman who strokes a deer.
Dating: Late Classic Period (AD 700-900).
Size: height: 11.8 cm; diameter: 10.2 cm; perimeter: 31.2 cm.
Location: ?
Vase
K521, the so-called
Metropolitan Pot, showing a scene of the sacrifice of Baby Jaguar.
Around the child (with paws and the tail of a jaguar) layed on the altar,
the God of Death (
God A) and
Chaak are dancing.
This event is being watched by a dog with jaguar features
and an insect, perhaps a skylight, appearing in the
Popol Vuh epic.
Dating: Late Classic Period (AD 700-900).
Size: height: 16.3 cm; diameter: 10.0 cm; perimeter: 31.4 cm.
Location: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
Vase
K1152 - similar scene, however instead of Baby Jaguar, Waterlily Jaguar appears on the altar.
Chaak is depicted in a typical zoomorphic form, occuring also on one of decorated bones from Burial no. 116 in Tikal.
Dating: Late Classic Period (AD 700-900).
Size: height: 10.5 cm; diameter: 12.3 cm; perimeter: 33.5 cm.
Location: ?
Vase
K1339. Old god (
God N or
Sun God) seduces a young goddess,
probably the the Moon Goddess. This scene refers to analogical figurines from Jaina Island.
The next scene shows the goddess dropping down her robes in front of the deer.
Dating: Late Classic Period (AD 700-900).
Size: height: 11.0 cm; diameter: 12.4 cm; perimeter: 35.0 cm.
Location: ?
Vase
K2572. One of several scenes depicting a ruler holding the
Ceremonial Bar,
through which the serpent crawls. The figure of an old god with deer features emerges from
the serpent's mouth. Another figure, sitting next to him, holds probably a sacrificial bowl.
Dating: Late Classic Period (AD 700-900).
Size: height: 11.4 cm; diameter: 15 cm; perimeter: 36 cm.
Location: ?
Vase
K6751. One of several vessels with glyphic texts of the so-called
dynastic series
refering to Calakmul rulers and their mythical ancestors.
Dating: Late Classic Period (AD 700-900).
Size: height: 16 cm; diameter: 14.2 cm; perimeter: 37.5 cm.
Location: ?