This position is part of the UKRI-funded project RATTUS: Rats and the Archaeology of Trade, Urbanism, and Disease in Past European Societies, led by David Orton at the University of York. As one member in a network of collaborators, the Research Associate in Stable Isotopes will help investigate ...
We seek to appoint a two-year postdoctoral research fellow (PDR) responsible for the archaeological study of North Atlantic marine fisheries over the last two millennia, with a particular emphasis on cod and herring. More specifically, the successful applicant will expand our understanding of ...
The University is seeking to appoint a talented, enthusiastic, and motivated Postdoctoral Researcher in Archaeological Modelling to work in the Institute for the Modelling of Socio-Environmental Transitions (IMSET), under the AHRC/DFG-funded project “Comparative Legacies of Human Land Use in the ...
The main purpose of this position is to develop and implement statistical models of maritime contact and trade networks in the 3rd millennium BCE Mediterranean, such as contact network models, or continuous diffusion models. Using a variety of cultural data, calibrated radiocarbon dates and ...
Cette offre d’emploi s’inscrit dans le cadre du programme de recherche PepT*ID - Peptide analyses for Taxa IDentification in ancient Mediterranean - subventionné par la fondation A*MIDEX d’Aix-Marseille Université. Le/la ingénieur(e) de recherche sera impliqué(e) dans toutes les tâches du ...
Sur la base des données halieutiques actuelles et archéo-ichtyologiques recueillies, la personne recrutée devra (1) évaluer puis comparer statistiquement entre la période actuelle et le passé (préhistoire-antiquité), les niches écologiques des principales espèces halieutiques et (2) modéliser la ...
In the study of past humans, few finds are more telling than the remains of humans themselves. Bone and teeth have always been important evidence for archaeologists and have only become more central following the development of new methods for analysing ancient DNA and proteins. Such biomolecules ...
The research project concerns a period of prehistory, the Neolithic, which developed between 5500 and 2200 BC in Western Switzerland and which saw great changes in the way of living and the functioning of its societies. These were the first swiss agro-pastoral communities, for which there is a ...
