ChemArch:

1. Examining the representation of wooden artefacts in prehistoric archaeological assemblages (York/Nice) APPLY NOW

2. Recovering proteins from prehistoric pottery using immunological and proteomic approaches (Nice/Copenhagen) APPLY NOW

3. Preservation of DNA in tars and resins associated with artefacts (Copenhagen/York) APPLY NOW

4. Protein survival in charred ‘foodcrusts’: insights into Mesolithic container technology (York/Copenhagen) APPLY NOW

5. Blood from Stone: utilising novel extraction techniques for the removal of tightly bound molecules from mineral surface (Copenhagen/York) APPLY NOW

6. Exploring the function of grinding stones using old and new methods (York/Copenhagen ) APPLY NOW

7. Tracking cereal processing in Neolithic pottery (York/Barcelona) APPLY NOW

8. Chemical analysis of stone cooking technologies (Barcelona/Nice) APPLY NOW

9. Exploring the artefactual record of feasting during the Orcadian Late Neolithic (York/Nice) APPLY NOW

10. Genetic evidence for artefacts associated with prehistoric wine (Copenhagen/York) APPLY NOW

11. Exploring the function of hearths through biomolecular approaches (Nice/York) APPLY NOW

12. From ideology to economy: unveiling the taxonomic origin of animal bone artefacts with palaeoproteomic analysis (Barcelona/Copenhagen) APPLY NOW

13. Tracking adhesive technologies from the Late Glacial to Early Holocene (Nice/York/British Museum) APPLY NOW

14. Nature and function of plant based artefacts (Barcelona/Nice) APPLY NOW

15. Developing the application of hydrogen isotope analysis (δD) to determine artefact function and provenance (Barcelona/York) APPLY NOW