The article is devoted to the implementation, chiefly owing to the efforts of Aleksander Kośko, of the ambitious
"Baltic-Pontic Studies" project, following from the cooperation agreement between the Institute of Archaeology,
Ukrainian NAS in Kyiv and the Adam Mickiewicz University
in Poznań. Twenty-six fruitful years have brought the level of
cooperation between Polish and Ukrainian archaeologists to
new heights. The project has produced 33 volumes in the
"Baltic-Pontic Studies" and Archaeologia Bimaris series, and
seen joint excavations and scholarly conferences devoted
to current questions of the archaeology and prehistory of
lands between the Baltic and Black seas. Importantly, over
the years the project has helped to broaden the professional
skills of archaeologists from both countries.