You will have a PhD in osteology or archaeology with significant subsequent experience. You will have a strong interest in taphonomic analysis, and ability to design and deliver a research agenda; ability to publish excellent research, and the ability to collaborate constructively as part of a team. Research interests in the body as a social, political and historical product and/or in osteobiography is desirable, and knowledge of late prehistoric/early medieval northern Europe would be advantageous.
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