The Museum of Cultural History is part of the University of Oslo and houses one of Norway’s largest collections of archaeological artifacts, including the Oseberg find. The Oseberg find, excavated in 1904, represents one the most important collection of Viking Age objects in the world. The ...
The Department of Evolutionary Anthropology seeks to appoint a University Assistant post-doc with expertise in palaeoproteomics analyses or relevant fields (biochemistry, biology, archaeological science). They will be part of a leading international group of researchers working across the ...
The Andrew W. Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow is responsible for participating in the scientific analysis and research aimed at understanding, preserving, and interpreting objects from the museums’ diverse collection in collaboration with curators, conservators and other museum staff, and in ...
We are looking to appoint a lithic microwear specialist with a good knowledge of technology and basic geology. The role requires demonstrable experience in microwear analysis of lithic assemblages via publication and/or other relevant research outputs along with expertise in low and high ...
An international call has been open to hire a Post-Doctoral Researcher, under a unfixed term employment contract to conduct research activities in the field of Conservation Science in the scope of the Project PlasCO2 - Green CO2 Technologies for the Cleaning of Plastics in Museums and Heritage ...
The Department of Electronic Engineering at the University of York are seeking to appoint a post-doctoral research associate with expertise in virtual acoustics and auralisation in heritage contexts to support 'The Past Has Ears' European project - a project delivered in partnership with Sorbonne ...
With the support of ANR EnamelFC project (Global émail : Une histoire à parts égales des échanges culturels et technologiques entre la France et la Chine (milieu 17e-fin 18e siècle)) associating French historians and French museums, and of bilateral cooperation with Palace Museum, Beijing, our ...
The aim of this research program is to analyse ancient Italian populations dated back from Palaeolithic to Medieval time, from a genomic point of view. In a first phase, the genetic material will be extracted from human skeletal remains through the most recent experimental protocols for the study ...
