The Archaeology Department at Glasgow University has been awarded 6 studentships by the Student Awards Agency for Scotland to be divided between the MLitt Aerial Photography with Geophysics, the MLitt Material Culture and Artefact Studies, and the MLitt Professional Archaeology.
For information about these courses, please see
http://www.gla.ac.uk/departments/archaeology/prospectivestudents/postgraduate/taughtmasters/
Please see the SAAS website
(http://www.saas.gov.uk/student_support/special_circumstances/postgrad.htm)
for information about the awards themselves - [...]
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Burren Landscape and Settlement: Developing a Research Framework
Department of Archaeology - University of Ireland, Galway
The central task of this post will be in-the-field surveying with a Totalstation and data processing with AutoCAD and/or ArcGIS.
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Burren Landscape and Settlement: Developing a Research Framework
Department of Archaeology - National University of Ireland, Galway
The central task of this post will be photogrammetrical processing and 3D modelling of aerial imagery.
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We have nine funded PhD awards from a range of funding agencies, variously supporting International & British students, ranging from Archaeological Science to Historical Archaeology
In addition the Department is a member of an International Training Network LeCHE which is seeking 13 PhD students and 2 PDRA’s to investigate the expansion of dairying in Neolithic Europe
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Research Assistant
Department of Geographical and Earth Sciences - University of Glasgow
Ref: 14216/DPO/A3
Salary: £30,013 - £33,780
You will undertake and lead aspects of research on the PI’s AHRC-funded research project “Early historic landscapes and the rise of centralised states on the Mekong delta, Cambodia”; to be responsible for equipment (where appropriate); and to undertake modest teaching and/or [...]
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This fully funded studentship is available to start in October 2008, under the supervision of Prof Peter Brimblecombe, in the internationally renowned School of Environmental Sciences, UEA Norwich (RAE 5**). The project is funded by the EPSRC and the AHRC.
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The PhD project will analyse the meaning and circulation of social valuables within interaction networks of the circum-Caribbean region by the application of material culture theory approaches, which highlight the autonomy that material culture possesses in constructing cultural meaning and offer a range of insights into the processes of engagement between the mind and the [...]
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Archaeologists, buildings historians and others concerned with understanding and preserving our heritage spend much of their time and energy on research, which is published in a flood of monographs and articles in specialist journals. Much of this fascinating work remains unknown to the wider public, whose understanding and support are crucial to the preservation of [...]
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BIAA offers small grants, not to exceed £500 per application, to support conferences, day-schools, workshops or seminars in the fields of the arts, humanities and the social sciences related to Turkey and the Black Sea littoral.
Applicants must be based in a UK academic institution. The grants are mainly intended to be used to pay the [...]
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Study grants are intended to support doctoral or post-doctoral research in the fields of the arts, humanities and the social sciences related to Turkey and the Black Sea littoral. Specifically, the grants are intended to support scholars in defined aspects of doctoral research which will significantly progress the research, in the completion of PhDs, or [...]
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