Fully Funded PhD in Experimental Archaeology and Human Evolution at University of Tübingen University of Tübingen in Germany

Cluster of Excellence HUMAN ORIGINS at the University of Tübingen is advertising a fully funded PhD / doctoral researcher position in the Experimental Archaeology Lab led by Dr. Grace Veatch.

The project topic is: “What does tool use reveal about the impact of resource exploitation during the transition from foraging to farming at Liang Bua, Flores, Indonesia?” This is a strong fit for applicants interested in archaeology, experimental archaeology, human evolution, hunter-gatherer studies, agriculture, and the broader foraging-to-farming transition.

The post is hosted by the Cluster of Excellence HUMAN ORIGINS, which is part of the University of Tübingen. The wider research environment focuses on human origins, evolutionary relationships, cognition, ecological niche evolution, and archaeological evidence across deep time.

Funding: the position is explicitly described as fully funded.

Eligibility highlights: the post announces a doctoral researcher opening; no additional requirements such as degree class, language tests, or GPA are stated in the post excerpt.

Application: interested candidates should review the full details on the linked project page and follow the application instructions there.