2004 – PhD in Ancient History, Warsaw University
1999 – MA in Egyptology, Warsaw University
1998 – MA in Economics, Warsaw School of Economics

Tomasz Markiewicz works as an Egyptologists and papyrologist at the Warsaw University, Poland. His PhD thesis was on Demotic loan agreements and his research concentrates on the role of credit in the economy of Graeco-Roman Egypt. He is currently a Kosciuszko Foundation Fellow and a visiting scholar at Stanford.

Research interests:
Economy and society of Graeco-Roman Egypt; legal papyrology; Coptic papyrology.

Publications Three Coptic Ostraca from Warsaw Private Collections“, The Journal of Juristic Papyrology 28 (1998), 95-98. New Fragmentary Coptic Texts from Deir el-Bahri“, The Journal of Juristic Papyrology 30 (2000), 67-70. P. Duke inv. 469: A Papyrus Illustrating sacramentum corporaliter praestitum in Coptic Egypt“, in: T. Derda, J. Urbanik, M. W?cowski (eds.), EUERGESIAS CHARIN. Studies Presented to Benedetto Bravo and Ewa Wipszycka by Their Disciples, Warsaw 2002, 193-200. A propos two recently (re)published Demotic loans: P. Haun inv. 2 and P. Hauswaldt 18“, in: The Journal of Juristic Papyrology 33 (2003), 189-193 Chapter „Pi?miennictwo egipskie Epoki Pó?nej“ [Egyptian literature of the Late Period] in the book „Tajemnice papirusów“ [Secrets of the papyri], ed. prof. J. Lipi?ska, Wroc?aw – Warszawa – Kraków 2005, 194-246. “Security for Debt in the Demotic Papyri”, The Journal of Juristic Papyrology 35 (2005), 141-167 “Heqanakhte and the Origins of hemiolion”, The Journal of Juristic Papyrology 36 (2006), 125-136. Tomasz Derda, Tomasz Markiewicz, Ewa Wipszycka (eds.), Alexandria: Auditoria of Kom el-Dikka and Late Antique Education, The Journal of Juristic Papyrology Supplement vol. 8, Warsaw 2007 “The Church, clerics, monks and credit in the papyri” in: Anne Boud'hors, James Clackson & Petra Sijpesteijn (eds.), The Administration of Monastic Estates in Late Antique and Early Islamic Egypt. In memory of Sarah Clackson, forthcoming Demotic Loans“ in J.G. Keenan, J.G. Manning, & Uri Yiftach-Firanko (eds.), Law and society in Egypt from Alexander to the Arab Conquest, 332 BC- 640 AD, Cambridge University Press, forthcoming