Job Vacancy: Curatorial Assistant, Pitt Rivers Museum

Image: Handbuilt jar or cooking pot in local sandy courseware, Saxo-Norman, 11th-13th centuries AD. From an assemblage of more than 1,500 ceramic vessels and sherds held at the Pitt Rivers Museum from General Pitt-Rivers’ 1878 excavations at the site of Caesar’s Camp, Folkstone, Kent.

This vacancy has now been filled. For details of the Excavating Pitt-Rivers project, see here

Job vacancy: Researcher, Pitt Rivers Museum

Image: Late Iron Age bead-rimmed ceramic jar of late 1st-century BC/1st-century AD date excavated from Lancing Down, West Sussex. The jar forms part of the founding collection of the Pitt Rivers Museum, assembled by General Pitt-Rivers before 1884. Pitt-Rivers excavated a number of sites in West Sussex, and acquired this jar from James Medhurst, who excavated it.

This vacancy has now been filled. For details of the Excavating Pitt-Rivers project, see here