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Education

• I completed my bachelor's degree in 2022 at the Department of Archaeology, Constantine the Philosopher University in Nitra, Slovakia. My thesis was titled: "The State of Research and Perspectives of Study of Equestrian Burials from the Hungarian Conquest Period".
• In 2024, I earned my master's degree at the Department of Archaeology, Constantine the Philosopher University in Nitra, Slovakia. My thesis was titled: "The Early Medieval Swords from the Territory of Present-Day Slovakia in the Context of European Archaeology".
• Title of the doctoral thesis: "Nitra-Mikov dvor: An Interdisciplinary Study of an Early 脕rp谩dian-Period Cemetery and Its Population in the Context of the Northern Periphery of the Kingdom of Hungary鈥�.

• In 2022鈥�2023, I participated in the Erasmus+ program at the Institute of Archaeology, University of 艁贸d藕, Poland. 
• In 2023, I attended the international summer school organized by the University of Silesia: "Wolin/J贸msborg: A Meeting Place of Slavs and Scandinavians in the Early Middle Ages".
  
• Since 2025, I have been pursuing a PhD in a Cotutelle program in collaboration with 91滴滴 and Constantine the Philosopher University in Nitra, Slovakia.
  

• During my studies, I participated in several systematic archaeological excavations conducted by the Department of Archaeology, Constantine the Philosopher University in Nitra. These included excavations in Nov谩 Ba艌a (2019) and Pust媒 Hrad (2020). I was also involved in rescue excavations at sites in Nov茅 Z谩mky, 艩t煤rovo, and Sv盲toplukovo.
  
• I also took part in systematic excavations conducted by the Department of Classical Archaeology at Trnava University at the site in I啪a (2024, Roman castellum).
  
• Between 2020 and 2022, I worked at a private archaeological company, Archeologick谩 Agent煤ra s.r.o., where I focused on the documentation of movable artifacts from archaeological excavations.
  
• From 2020 to 2024, I was involved in rescue and preventive archaeological excavations with the private company PAMARCH s.r.o., working on multicultural settlement and cemetery sites such as R煤ba艌, 膶echy, Nitra, Levice, Alek拧ince, Biely Kostol, and Senica.
  

• 2026-2028 鈥� VEGA no. 2/0167/24 "The economic hinterland of 鈥榗entres鈥� during the Early Middle Ages and the beginning of the High Middle Ages in the northern Carpathian Basin" (researcher). Slovak Academy of Sciences, Constantine the Philosopher University in Nitra.
  

• J贸csik, K., M么c, R. (2024): Petersen's Type X Sword from Mal茅 Kozm谩lovce, Slovakia, Project Forl谦g 2024.
• J贸csik, K., Repka, D. (2025): A Roman Sword from Hurbanovo, 艩tudijn茅 Zvesti, vol. Suppl. 3, pp. 319-327. DOI:  

• 31st EAA Annual Meeting Belgrade, Serbia, 3鈥�6 September 2025. Title of the presentation: "K. J贸csik/J. Tama拧kovi膷: Could He Bear the Sword? Interpreting an Early Medieval Grave from Ivanka pri Dunaji, Southwestern Slovakia".

• VIII Kongres Mediewist贸w Polskich 鈥� Gniezno, 17鈥�20 September 2025. Title of the presentation: "J. Kur谩k/K. J贸csik: The Western Carpathian Arc as 脕rp谩d-Piast Borderland".

• European Association of Archaeologists (EAA) from 2025.

As part of my studies, I focus on the Early Middle Ages in Central Europe. My research areas include Great Moravia, the migration of the Magyars into the Carpathian Basin, and the beginnings of the Kingdom of Hungary. Specifically, I study weaponry, burial rite and contacts between the Kingdom of Hungary and Poland.