The University of Cambridge invites applications for a 3-year funded PhD studentship starting October 2027, co-supervised by Professor Paul Lane and Dr Lizzie Wright. Focus on Pastoral Iron Age sites in north-central Kenya using zooarchaeology and isotopic analyses within the LHEAAPS framework.
Applicants should hold MA/MSc/MPhil in archaeology or a cognate field, with strong zooarchaeology grounding. Willingness to fieldwork in Kenya (up to five months) and learning Swahili or Maa is expected.
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Funded PhD: Pastoral Iron Age Archaeology in Kenya in Cambridge employer: University of Cambridge
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