
Poznan Young Researchers’ Archaeology Conference
An international and interdisciplinary conference on archaeology – created fully by young researchers
Faculty of Archaeology
Poznań, Poland

An international and interdisciplinary conference on archaeology – created fully by young researchers
Faculty of Archaeology
Poznań, Poland
Poznan Young Researchers’ Archaeology Conference 2026

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The Faculty of Archaeology at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań is one of Poland’s leading research and educational institutions dedicated to studying humanity’s past. It offers a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs, specializing in areas such as prehistoric and medieval archaeology.
The faculty is actively engaged in archaeometric research, utilizing scientific methods like material analysis and GIS to enhance archaeological investigations. With numerous field projects in Poland and abroad and modern laboratories, students gain valuable hands-on experience in artifact analysis, digital archaeology, and advanced research techniques.

Poznań is one of the oldest and most historically significant cities in Poland, with landmarks such as Ostrów Tumski, where Poland’s first rulers were buried, and the beautiful Renaissance town hall. The city is a major academic center, home to several universities, including Adam Mickiewicz University. It also plays a crucial role in Poland’s economy, hosting the renowned Poznań International Fair and fostering a growing IT and startup sector.
Poznań offers a vibrant cultural scene with theaters, museums, and annual events like the Malta Festival. The city is famous for its unique culinary tradition, particularly St. Martin’s croissants, which are enjoyed during the annual St. Martin’s Day celebrations. With its blend of history, modernity, and rich traditions, Poznań is an attractive destination for both visitors and residents.