This PhD will necessitate the careful examination of Limoges objects for signs of pre-depositional damage. In most cases this will be through an examination of the records of the PAS finds, but the aim is to also apply scientific techniques to better understand the metallic composition and ...
The British Museum has one of the largest collections of Levantine ceramics in the UK. Many of these assemblages represent communities that flourished along the Jordan Valley (JV) during a critical period of proto-urban development known as the Early Bronze Age (EBA, 3600-2000 BC). These are ...
Le/la candidat(e) travaillera sur l'analyse non destructive des œuvres d'art et des objets du patrimoine qui est un élément central des études archéologique qui permet notamment d'étudier les évolutions des sociétés de l'antiquité à nos jours. Les principales techniques d'analyses utilisées ...
The aim of this project is to design, build, test and use a combined hyperspectral, Raman and X-ray fluorescence scanning system for heritage imaging. The project will also require development of bespoke analysis methods for combining these images and processing them to generate images of ...
We develop ATLAS, a dedicated tool to conduct bioinformatic analyses from raw-sequence data to population genomics. We seek a highly motivated PhD student to extend the machine learning models of ATLAS that are used for genotyping, in particular regarding post-mortem damage and recalibration, and ...
A four-year PhD studentship is available in the Genetics Dept, Trinity College Dublin, to study the ancient genomics of sheep. The third Millennium BC was a period of extreme flux in Europe, with massive inward human migrations from the Eurasian Steppe. Whether ancient animal genomes accompanied ...
This PhD project focuses on the vulnerability, resilience and adaptive capacities of Arctic societies to global change. The main objective of this project is to document the spatial and temporal evolution of the relationships between human societies and their environments, in Arctic and ...
This four-year PhD position is based at the Computer Science department of Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, within the framework of the NWA project “Pressing Matter. Ownership, Value and the Question of Colonial Heritage in Museums” a collaborative, interdisciplinary project that responds to the ...
