Dublin City University – School of History & Geography<br />Salary: €63,944 to €102,476. Appointment will be commensurate with qualifications and experience and in line with current Government pay policy. Read more… Credits: jobs.ac.uk Read More
Utrecht University – Department of History and Art History<br />Salary: €4,728 gross monthly / full-time employment Read more… Credits: jobs.ac.uk DisclaimerRead More
As part of the research project Metals & Giants, an international team of scholars has provided new insights into the Bronze Age metal trade. During the Bronze Age, the Nuraghe culture thrived in Sardinia. It is Read More
Science, Volume 389, Issue 6766, Page 1170-1172, September 2025. Summary The Science journal, Volume 389, Issue 6766, dated September 2025, features content on pages 1170-1172. Without specific details, the content likely covers a scientific topic investigated and presented in a research Read More
Leibniz Institute of European History – Faculty of History and Cultural Studies<br />Salary: W3 LBesG Civil servant (tenured) Read more… Credits: jobs.ac.uk DisclaimerRead More
Science History Institute makes public multimillion-dollar collection, including Rosalind Franklin’s famous DNA image, assembled by fake scientist Summary A vast science history collection, valued in the millions and including Rosalind Franklin’s iconic “Photo 51” Read More
The shipwreck of Gribshunden revealed unique artillery and insights into European exploration. Denmark, however, prioritized Baltic control over Atlantic expansion. Archaeologists from Lund University have uncovered new information about late medieval artillery preserved in the Read More
University of Oxford – The Khalili Research Centre<br />Salary: The Fellowship carries a stipend aligned with Oxford University salary scales. Read more… Credits: jobs.ac.uk DisclaimerRead More
Genomic studies show Papua New Guineans are closely related to Asians, shaped by isolation, adaptation, and Denisovan heritage. Papua New Guineans are living proof of how isolation, ancient genetic mixing, and life on remote islands Read More
For the first time, researchers have uncovered direct genomic evidence of the bacterium behind the Plague of Justinian—the world’s first recorded pandemic—in the Eastern Mediterranean, where the outbreak was first described nearly 1,500 Read More
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