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Archaeology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in the UK
We have 19 Archaeology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in the UK
We have 19 Archaeology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in the UK
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Classics PhD
We supervise research across an exceptionally wide range of topics in Greek, Roman and Near Eastern history, archaeology and art, as well as Greek and Latin language, literature and thought, late antique and Byzantine studies, and reception studies. Read more
AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Partnership (CDP) studentship – Towards an Archaeology of the Welfare State (1945-79)
Start date. 1st October 2022. Interviews will take place in early/mid-July. Durham University and MOLA (Museum of London Archaeology) are pleased to announce the availability of a fully funded Collaborative doctoral studentship from October 2022 under the AHRC’s . Read more
Air an Àirigh: Coimhearsnachd, caitheamh-beatha is mòinteach Nis (At the Sheiling: Community, Memory and the North Lewis Moors)
Help a Gaelic speaking community rediscover and reconnect with its recent past. For centuries, the community migrated annually with their livestock and grazed their herds on the interior of Lewis, a practice that continued in Lewis up until the later 1930s, longer than almost anywhere else in Scotland. Read more
School of Archaeology - Postgraduate Research Degrees
Oxford's School of Archaeology is one of the few departments in the world where so many diverse aspects of archaeological research are brought together to address critical questions about our past. Read more
AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Partnership (CDP) studentship - Radical Mudlarking? Reimagining the History of London as a Global City on the Thames Foreshore
This project will be co-supervised by Professor Alastair Owens and Dr Ed Legon (at Queen Mary) and Dr Claire Harris and Ruth Taylor (at Museum of London Archaeology, MOLA) and the student will be expected to spend time at both Queen Mary and MOLA as well as becoming part of the wider cohort of CDP funded students across the UK. Read more
Rethinking the “Wandering Tribes:” Navvies, mobile communities, and representing transient voices
This collaborative doctoral project, shared between the National Railway Museum in York and the Department of Archaeology at the University of York, focuses on the understudied figures of railway history – the navvies. . Read more
Domestic Slaves in Early Islamic Conceptions of the Past
This doctoral research project investigates and compares the portrayal of domestic slaves in early Islamic texts (those written in third century AH / ninth century AD) that interpreted the Islamic past. Read more
Clerics and Domestic Slavery in the Latin West, 400-600
This doctoral research project examines the relationship between the clergy of the Christian Church and the people enslaved within domestic contexts in the Latin-speaking West, AD 400–600. Read more
Archaeology - Postgraduate Research Opportunities
The University of Birmingham has a wide range of expertise in the field of . archaeology. We offer teaching and research supervision in prehistoric, classical, Byzantine, historical, landscape, funerary, and environmental archaeology, as well as Geographical Information Systems and field survey. Read more
Humanities in Lampeter Research
Established in 1822, Lampeter has a distinguished research tradition, which not only has a global perspective but also attends to contemporary concerns through research in theology and religious studies, history, classics, archaeology, anthropology and philosophy. Read more
Arts & Humanities PhD Opportunities with the University of Glasgow
The University of Glasgow is ranked in the World's Top 100 for Arts and Humanities (QS World Rankings 2022). Inspiring people in Scotland and across the world since 1451, we remain committed to delivering world-leading research, teaching, knowledge and support. Read more
Cultural Landscapes of the Templars in Britain
Aim. The Templars were the first military order founded in Jerusalem in the wake of the First Crusade and influenced the development of institutions throughout Medieval Europe. Read more
Sulphur isotope analysis of archaeological populations.
Background. Sulphur isotopes have been analysed in archaeological human and faunal remains since the 1990s. It is only recently, however, that advances in isotope ratio mass spectrometry have made it possible to produce data on a large scale, providing an opportunity to develop new applications of this technique. Read more
Past cultural adaptation to abrupt Holocene climate change in the Peruvian Andes
The relatively stable climate of the Holocene period has been interspersed with abrupt climate events (ACEs) – periods often lasting as little as 100 years with significant reduction in temperature. Read more
Study History, Classics and Archaeology at the University of Edinburgh - funding opportunities available
Our School. The School of History, Classics and Archaeology at the University of Edinburgh is one of the great world centres for the study of the human past. Read more
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