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» Other History » Archaeology Researcher Profile Recognised Researcher (R2) Application Deadline 15 Aug 2026 - 21:59 (UTC) Country Belgium Type of Contract Temporary Job Status Full-time Is the job funded
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fields: palaeoecological data synthesis and resilience to fire (Dr Jessie Woodbridge), geospatial analysis and archaeology (Prof Ralph Fyfe), palaeo-fire, FTIR and landscape modelling (Dr Michela Mariani
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to identify the conditions under which peatlands recover, change state or approach ecological tipping points. The project brings together palaeoecology, environmental archaeology, analytical chemistry, remote
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and Prof. Maria A. Spyrou. Salary will follow the German public service scale TV-L E13, 100%. Applicants must hold a PhD or equivalent degree in archaeological sciences, archaeogenetics, population
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1st of November 2026 and 1st of January 2027. We are looking for an employee with a background in the study of ancient Near East, in e.g. Assyriology, Egyptology, History, Theology, Archaeology
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/Archaeological Science prior to the start of the fellowship. The degree must have been obtained within the last three years. Applicants should also be familiar with relevant scientific instrumentation such as
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will be working collaboratively across the project team and the Project Advisory Group. The team includes PL: Neil Tunstall (Department of Geography) the co-leads: Beth Upex (Department of Archaeology
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corpus of Syracuse's small silver and bronze coinage, analysing literary, epigraphic and archaeological evidence, and applying quantitative and digital research methods. You will collaborate with
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residence in the country (including during periods of field research). Qualifications: PhD in Anthropology or equal qualifications (environmental humanities, geography, political ecology, archaeology) Should
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at managing the activities of the "Single Centre for the Conservation, Documentation and Inventory of Archaeological Artefacts", to be established within the "San Francesco" school complex owned by