The successful applicant will join leading international researchers in the Organic Geochemistry Unit (University of Bristol) and the Molecular and Cultural Evolution Lab (MACE; University College London), to investigate the dichotomy between farmed and aquatic resource exploitation during the Neolithic. By testing specific hypotheses, the applicant will contribute to the AquaNeo research project, investigating the role and importance of aquatic resources in Prehistory. The main purpose of the research associate’s role will be creative and novel collaborative scientific research, focused on biomolecular data generated from Neolithic pottery sherds to estimate dietary components, evaluate subsistence strategies, and test hypotheses about past aquatic resource exploitation within a formal model comparison framework.
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