M. H. Wiener Annual Fellowship for Archaeological Science
M. H. Wiener Annual Fellowship for Archaeological Science supports scholars’ interdisciplinary research at the Wiener Laboratory to address substantive questions about the ancient Greek world or adjacent areas.
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Funder: American School of Classical Studies at Athens
Due Dates: January 15, 2027 (Application and recommendations)
Funding Amounts: Up to $7,000 plus School and Laboratory fee waivers; appointments up to nine months
Summary: Supports focused, interdisciplinary archaeological science research on the ancient Greek world or adjacent areas at the Wiener Laboratory in Athens.
Key Information: Fellows are expected to be present at the Wiener Laboratory throughout their appointment and pay their own room and board.
Description
The American School of Classical Studies at Athens (ASCSA) offers this fellowship for short-term, focused research at its Malcolm H. Wiener Laboratory for Archaeological Science. Projects must address substantive problems concerning the ancient Greek world or adjacent areas through interdisciplinary methods in the archaeological sciences. The fellowship welcomes graduate researchers, relevant degree holders, and independent scholars.
The laboratory is especially well-equipped for research in human skeletal biology, archaeobiological remains—including faunal and botanical material—environmental studies, and ancient materials. It also supports geoarchaeology, particularly investigations of human–landscape interactions and site formation processes. Fellows are encouraged to contribute to the School’s Athens-based academic community through seminars, colloquia, workshops, participation in School field trips, or a combination of these activities.
