Research Associate For Snsf Project Archaeobark

To start with, here are some of our strong points

• Responsibility in hugely exciting projects for the future attracting attention beyond the professional world.
• Focus on research that is geared towards practical orientation and the education of committed people rather than mere profit maximisation.
• Great freedom in the organisation of work times – including mobile working.
• An operating culture that fosters diversity, artistic openness and the transitions between disciplines, attitudes and traditions.
• National and international networks and contacts with business, economy, society and the political world.

What you'll be doing here

• Carrying out experimental archaeological research as part of the Archaeobark project and collaborate with the archaelogists and conservators working in the project
• Reconstruct the processes involved in the production of prehistoric linden bark containers
• Conduct experiments to evaluate and document the use of various bark types and tools
• Organize workshops for team members to practice and apply the tested techniques
• Contribute to the preparation of scientific publications and presentations for academic conference

What you'll bring with you

• Successful completion of a Master's degree in Conservation and Restoration, Experimental Archaeology, or a related field
• At least 2 years of professional experience in reconstructing archaeological objects, with prior expertise in working with plant materials
• Strong interpersonal skills, combined with flexibility, the ability to work independently, interdisciplinary and a structured approach to tasks
• Very good knowledge of German and English