The University of Cambridge, home to the McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research, invites applications for a 3-year funded PhD studentship starting in April 2027 as part of the ZAMBEZI project. The successful applicant will be based at Cambridge and contribute to field-based archaeological research.
The PhD will be supervised by Dr Alexander Weide and Professor Stephanie Wynne-Jones, with input from other project members, focusing on plant use, agricultural practice and landscape change
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Funded PhD in Archaeobotany of the Zambezi Valley in Cambridge employer: University of Cambridge
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