The position will focus on the technological and typological analysis of Levantine Epipalaeolithic and Neolithic chipped stone artefacts.
UCPH School of Archaeology
Exploring the human past together – a cross-faculty collaboration uniting methods, perspectives and insightsRead about the initiative.
UCPH School of Archaeology
Exploring the human past together – a cross-faculty collaboration uniting methods, perspectives and insightsRead about the initiative.
UCPH School of Archaeology
Exploring the human past together – a cross-faculty collaboration uniting methods, perspectives and insightsRead about the initiative.
UCPH School of Archaeology
Exploring the human past together – a cross-faculty collaboration uniting methods, perspectives and insightsRead about the initiative.
UCPH archaeologists receive honorary grant
This year, the Board of the Erik Westerby Foundation has decided to award the 2026 honorary prizes to Henriette Lyngstrøm and Per Ole Rindel (Saxo).
Read the full article at Uniavisen (in Danish).
Calendar
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11 Sept. 2026, 14:14
Arkæologi og Minecraft
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18 Sept. 2026, 13:00-16:00
Shearing Through Time - Biomolecular Insights into Late Iron Age and Viking Age Sheep Husbandry and Wool Production in Denmark
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18 Sept. 2026, 14:14
Voldelige verdener: Et slidsporsanalytisk studie af sværd af Midtjyllands tidlige bronzealder
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25 Sept. 2026, 14:14
Mønter i opfyldslag: Datering, residualitet og tolkning af en københavnsk losseplads
School of Archaeology seed funding 2025-26
The UCPH School of Archaeology (SoA) invites researchers employed at the University of Copenhagen to submit applications for financial support (up to DKK 20,000) for interdisciplinary projects and activities within archaeological research.
Call for abstracts: Models in archaeology – from data to interpretation
CAA Denmark invites submissions of abstracts for the annual CAA seminar on 17 March 2027 at the University of Copenhagen’s South Campus, focusing on models and modelling in archaeology.
Read the abstract (in Danish)
Apply for PhD positions
The Section for Ancient Culture Studies invites applications for two three-year PhD scholarships starting from 1 January 2027.
Deadline: 15 September 2026