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Miłosz Giersz is a Polish archaeologist and Professor at the University of Warsaw’s Faculty of Archaeology, Department of Archaeology of the Americas. A specialist in South American archaeology, he co-directs Polish-Peruvian projects like the Castillo de Huarmey Archaeological Project, famous for discovering an unlooted Wari royal mausoleum (2013). His work spans funeral archaeology, pre-Columbian material culture, and archaeometry.
- Education: Graduate of the University of Warsaw
His research focuses on Andean civilizations, particularly the Wari Empire (600–1050 AD), integrating spatial analysis, isotopic studies, and material science. Recent publications highlight metallurgical practices, ceramic production, and isotopic tracing of camelid management. Awards include the Prime Minister’s Award (2007), National Geographic Traveler 2013 Award, and honors from Poland and Peru for fostering international collaboration.
Scientific Contributions:
- Member of The Explorers Club and Society for American Archaeology
- President of Polish Society for Latin American Studies
- Curator of groundbreaking exhibitions like Castillo de Huarmey. El Mausoleo Imperial Wari (Lima, 2014)
Supported by grants from the National Geographic Society, Ministry of Science and Higher Education of Poland, and ANTAMINA mining company, his work bridges field archaeology, laboratory analysis, and public engagement through museum exhibitions.
