3 fully-funded PhD studentships available!
Posted on 6 August 2012
We have three new PhD studentships in historical archaeology available as Collaborative Doctoral Awards.
They are available in partnership with Harewood House (2 awards) and the Portable Antiquities Scheme, British Museum (1 award).
The studentships are to work on the following exciting new projects:
- Colonialism and Horticulture in the eighteenth and nineteenth century: Harewood walled gardens (Jon Finch)
- Placing the Medieval Gentry: the territoriality and status of the Gascoignes, Redmaynes and Rythers in Yorkshire, 1209-1480 (Jon Finch and Mark Ormrod, History)
- Conquest and continuity: characterising portable metalwork in Late Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman England, AD 900-1250 (Steve Ashby, Aleks McClain, and Michael Lewis, PAS).
Deadlines are fast approaching, so please get in touch if you're interested, and apply soon!
Further project and application details available at: http://www.york.ac.uk/study/postgraduate/fees-funding/postgraduate/ahrc/