MEG-A Project

Blink blink, the very last field season of the MEG-A project is behind us🥲🥲🥲 In the photo, the last, very brave and amazing participants of the Polish project Khalil Walid, Emilia Jastrzębska, Teodozja Rzeuska, Lausz and Wygnańska. Not on the photo but equally amazing: Bogdana Milic , Roukaya Mouhamad, Oleksiak. Hail to all of them! Now, it's time to process all these amazing materials that we gathered between 2022 and 2026.

Through the obsidian glass. An exciting Neolithic site we discovered during our survey takes on a whole new meaning thanks to the studies conducted by a lithic specialist Bogdana Milic

MEG-A is in its final phase but it doesn't mean our work stops here. I had the pleasure of participating today in a meeting with Karam representative of the General Directorate of Antiquities, Elsy Trad and Antoun - the mayor of the Menjez Municipality in Menjez Heritage House . We were talking about the future of the past and it looks exciting. I had

Something is cooking up in the MEG-A studies!🤓 Teodozja Rzeuska, Emilia Jastrzębska and Zuzanna Wygnańska had an amazing and super insightful time at a 2-day ceramology meeting at the end of February with Dr Georges Mouamar (CNRS ) at Archéorient, Maison de l'Orient et de la méditerranée in Lyon! The topic: pottery from the megalithic tombs in Akkar. Many thanks to Georges for his time and passion to share his expertise! 🤠The meeting was organised thanks to Narodowe Centrum Nauki grant no 2020/39/I/HS3/02993.