Bioarchaeology Doctor of Philosophy - PhD
Course Overview - Bioarchaeology Doctor of Philosophy - PhD
Bioarchaeology research at The University of Manchester includes morphological, chemical and biomolecular studies of ancient human, animal and plant remains archaeological remains to investigate human interaction with the natural environment in the past.
As a postgraduate researcher in the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences research theme, you'll work within 3 cross-faculty research networks including the Interdisciplinary Centre for Ancient Life, as well as be part of the Manchester Archaeological Science community in regular contact with members of Manchester ...
Bioarchaeology research at The University of Manchester includes morphological, chemical and biomolecular studies of ancient human, animal and plant remains archaeological remains to investigate human interaction with the natural environment in the past.
As a postgraduate researcher in the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences research theme, you'll work within 3 cross-faculty research networks including the Interdisciplinary Centre for Ancient Life, as well as be part of the Manchester Archaeological Science community in regular contact with members of Manchester Centre for Archaeology and Egyptology (MCAE) and members of the Quaternary Environments and Geoarchaeology (QEG) group.
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1 Years
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2028-01-01
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