PROFESOR, JAKIEGO PAMIĘTAM

Abstrakt

Stefan Karol Kozłowski, whom I remember from my time as a student, was an exceptional professor and scholar who had a remarkable ability to inspire and motivate his students. His passion for prehistory, seen through the lens of flint, was “contagious”, and his teachings went beyond the standard curriculum. He involved us in his research on the Mesolithic Atlas of Europe, treating us as valuable collaborators. Professor Kozłowski also organized regular meetings and lectures with his doctoral students outside of the university, where they presented their work and findings on flint artifacts. It was a unique and enriching form of education. After graduating and defending my master's thesis, which he supervised, we remained in contact. He frequently visited me and my colleagues at the National Archaeological Museum until the end of his days. We all valued Stefan Karol Kozłowski as a wonderful person and scholar. He was a friend and a mentor to us.