The MarEA Project (Maritime Endangered Archaeology in the Middle East and North Africa) is a collaborative initiative led by the University of Southampton and Ulster University, in partnership with Oxford University. Our mission is to document and preserve the rich maritime archaeology of the ...
The Science team of the Van Gogh Museum is looking for an assistant scientist to support an interdisciplinary research team consisting of restorers, scientists, art historians and researchers from partner institutions. Tasks and responsibilities: You will examine artworks from the collection and ...
Dans le cadre du projet de l’ANR PaleoTempesto visant à comprendre les processus de fractionnement isotopique atmosphériques des précipitations tropicales, il est nécessaire d’évaluer l’apport des enregistrements paléoclimatiques basés sur les isotopes. L’objectif de ce poste est de construire et ...
Le post-doctorat sera effectué dans le cadre du programme de recherche intitulé Les politiques de l’eau au Proche-Orient, de Sumer à nos jours. Il sera spécifiquement dédié au volet « Ougarit » du programme et sera destiné à rassembler l’ensemble de la documentation archéologique (exploitation ...
En lien avec les objectifs du projet HorsePower, le projet de recherche mené par le/la candidate devra éclairer l'histoire de la domestication du cheval, notamment vis-à-vis de son rôle dans l’émergence à la fois de grands pouvoirs dans les territoires actuels de la Mongolie et de la Chine, mais ...
Long before modern humans were thought to have arrived in Eurasia, advanced stone tool technologies were already present in Central Asia. Recent discoveries in Uzbekistan and Tajikistan reveal that blade tools resembling those of the Initial Upper Palaeolithic (IUP) date back as far as 70 000 ...
Long before modern humans were thought to have arrived in Eurasia, advanced stone tool technologies were already present in Central Asia. Recent discoveries in Uzbekistan and Tajikistan reveal that blade tools resembling those of the Initial Upper Palaeolithic (IUP) date back as far as 70 000 ...
Long before modern humans were thought to have arrived in Eurasia, advanced stone tool technologies were already present in Central Asia. Recent discoveries in Uzbekistan and Tajikistan reveal that blade tools resembling those of the Initial Upper Palaeolithic (IUP) date back as far as 70 000 ...
We are looking for a colleague to join the Department of Archaeology and Museology with focus on humanities or natural sciences, such as archaeology, art history, anthropology, genetics, geology, climatology, botany and geophysics. The successful candidate will participate in research activities ...
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 ...
Gallo-Roman fibulae are key historical witnesses holding information on chronology and ancient socio-economic practices. Historians and archaeologists have often called for the contribution of analytical techniques to unveil the composition or the degradation compounds of archaeological records ...
Over the past two decades, growing evidence indicates that the use by members of our lineage of unmodified or partially modified bone fragments preceded the emergence of fully shaped, standardized bone tools. But what were the major tipping points in their origin and development? And how did they ...
