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Researcher Position in Toichographology – CNRS – National Center for Scientific Research, Narbonne, France | Apply by 6 April 2026

About the Position

CNRS – National Center for Scientific Research invites applications for a funded Researcher (M/F) position in Toichographology (Archaeology) at the Travaux et Recherches archéologiques sur les cultures, les espaces et les sociétés department, located in Narbonne, France. This exciting academic opportunity focuses on Roman wall paintings, toichographology, and archaeological reconstruction while contributing to international research initiatives in classical archaeology and heritage science.

The successful candidate will work collaboratively within the ANR CAPUT research programme. Moreover, they will undertake independent research using plaster reassembly techniques, archaeological analysis, and digital reconstruction methods. Access to museum collections, advanced facilities, and expert supervision ensures a productive environment for impactful publications and strong career development.

Applicants must hold a PhD in archaeology, history, or a related discipline. They should demonstrate strong experience in Roman archaeological sites and painted plaster reconstruction. Furthermore, preferred skills include Adobe software for computer graphics, interdisciplinary collaboration, and effective communication within international research teams.

This is a full-time Researcher position for 10 months, starting May 2026, offering a competitively funded contract. Additionally, the role provides opportunities for academic networking, conference participation, and collaboration within a globally recognised European research environment. Explore funded humanities research positions, postdoctoral fellowships, and academic jobs for international scholars in heritage science worldwide.

Program / Job Details

This funded academic position in Archaeology at CNRS – National Center for Scientific Research, France, is open for 1 candidate starting May 2026. Discover research positions, postdoctoral fellowships, and academic jobs in CNRS – National Center for Scientific Research, Narbonne, France.

Research Area

The research project focuses on:

  • Roman wall painting reconstruction
  • Toichographology
  • Archaeological material analysis
  • Digital reconstruction using Adobe tools
  • Roman domestic architecture
  • Cultural heritage studies
  • Ancient Narbonne social dynamics

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Eligibility & Qualifications

Minimum Requirements

  • PhD in Archaeology, History, or related field
  • 1–4 years of research experience
  • Experience in Roman archaeological sites
  • Expertise in reassembling painted plaster

Preferred Qualifications

  • Training at CEPMR (Soissons)
  • Knowledge of Adobe software
  • Basic French language skills
  • Strong teamwork and communication abilities

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Key Responsibilities

  • Reassemble Roman painted plaster fragments
  • Conduct archaeological and historical analysis
  • Produce digital reconstructions of wall paintings
  • Collaborate with ANR CAPUT programme researchers
  • Select and analyse relevant artefacts

Compensation and benefits

  • Remuneration: Between 3041€ and 3467€ gross monthly, depending on experience
  • Annual leave and RTT: 44 days
  • TT Practice and Compensation: TT Practice and Compensation
  • Transportation: Coverage at 75% of the cost and a sustainable mobility package up to €300

Application Process

Apply online through the official CNRS recruitment portal, complete your application form, upload the required documents, and submit before the deadline for consideration.

Required Documents:

  • CV
  • Cover letter
  • Academic certificates
  • Research portfolio (if applicable)

Important Dates

  • Applications Open: 17 March 2026
  • Application Deadline: 6 April 2026 (23:59 UTC)
  • Interview Period: Not specified
  • Expected Start Date: May 2026

Where to Apply

📧 Contact for Queries

  • Email: Not specified
  • Phone: Not available

This position offers an excellent opportunity for scholars seeking funded research positions, international academic collaboration, and advanced research opportunities in France. Explore more postdoctoral fellowships, funded PhD positions, and academic jobs for international researchers.

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