Archaeology & Numismatics Specialist — Armenia Antiquity

CNRS; France; Hybride; EUR 35 000 - 45 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

A leading research institution in France is seeking an established researcher to contribute to archaeological research on the Axuryan Valley project. The role involves collecting and analyzing excavation data, participating in numismatic studies, and collaborating with both French and Armenian teams. Applicants must demonstrate expertise in ancient numismatics, proficiency in Armenian, and strong organizational skills. This full-time position is temporary with a starting date of March 1, 2026, allowing potential remote work options.

Qualifications

• Must have expertise in identifying and describing ancient coins.
• Proficient in the history and archaeology of Ancient Armenia.
• Ability to analyse documents in Armenian.
• Experience in museum documentation.
• Familiarity with database management tools is essential.
• Must work well in a team and manage tasks autonomously.

Responsabilités

• Collect and analyze excavation archives in Armenia.
• Study archaeological artefacts and numismatic analysis.
• Integrate data into digital project databases.
• Support scientific analysis and documentation.
• Participate in outreach and dissemination activities.
• Consult and extract information from archives in Armenia.

Connaissances

Expertise in ancient numismatics

Knowledge of Ancient and Late Antique Armenia

Ability to analyse historical excavation archives

Experience in gathering archaeological artefacts

Experience with digital tools for database management

Ability to structure and synthesise documentary corpora

Excellent written and spoken proficiency in Armenian

Professional proficiency in English

Strong autonomy and organisational skills

Description du poste

A leading research institution in France is seeking an established researcher to contribute to archaeological research on the Axuryan Valley project. The role involves collecting and analyzing excavation data, participating in numismatic studies, and collaborating with both French and Armenian teams. Applicants must demonstrate expertise in ancient numismatics, proficiency in Armenian, and strong organizational skills. This full-time position is temporary with a starting date of March 1, 2026, allowing potential remote work options.