The fellow should have a PhD in Anthropology with a focus on archaeological science (with a preference to paleoethnobotany). The ideal candidate will have interest in collaborating on research into Indigenous foodways in the Great Lakes Region and be keen to create intellectual synergies with current faculty members. There will be extensive opportunities to network with project co-investigators, collaborators, and department members. The Post-Doctoral Fellow is expected to pursue an active research agenda and will have access to McMaster's labs including the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Research of Archaeological Ceramics (LIRAC) and McMaster Paleoethnobotanical Research Facility (MPERF). The successful candidate will be required to teach one in-person undergraduate course in archaeological science (with preference to a paleoethnobotanical methods course) that will be determined by departmental need each academic year. The fellow will also be expected to mentor both undergraduate and graduate students and take an active part in departmental life, including presenting their research at departmental colloquia, seminar, and other events.

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