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Youth Educator, closes September 15

1) AIMA/ASHA/AAMH Conference

The extension on the call for papers/posters for the AIMA/AHSA/AAMH Conference September 2008, Adelaide, South Australia *ends this Friday 15 August*.

A list of session abstracts are available on the conference website and can be accessed at:
http://ehlt.flinders.edu.au/conferences/archaeology/index.html

Please use the online form to submit paper and poster proposals. Paper and poster proposals should be no more than 150 words. Papers will be either 15 or 20 minutes long depending on the number of papers proposed. The deadline for paper and poster proposals is 15 August 2008. Registration will remain open and you can do this on the website as well.

Workshops are still open for participants, but will be filling up shortly. Registration for conference workshops should be conducted through the workshop organisers. Workshops on offer include:
Data Management in Maritime Archaeology Using Site Recorder 4
Organiswer: Jennifer.McKinnon@flinders.edu.au
Don’t Just Dig It – What about the Future of Archaeological Collections?
Organiser: Walshe.Keryn@saugov.sa.gov.au
Introduction to Conservation Issues Related to Underwater Cultural
Heritage Sites Organiser: Jennifer.McKinnon@flinders.edu.au

Please continue to check the website for more updates on events and speakers.

Jennifer McKinnon
Lecturer in Maritime Archaeology
Department of Archaeology
Flinders University
GPO Box 2100
Adelaide, SA 5001
AUSTRALIA
(+61 eight) 8201 5875
(+61 eight) 8201 2784 fax

2) 2008 Nautical Archaeology Society Conference

Please be advised that the Nautical Archaeology Society 2008 Annual Conference will be held from the 7th to 9th November 2008, with the lectures taking place on Satruday 8th November 2008 at Action Stations, Portsmouth Historic Dockyard (UK).

NAS 2008  offers an opportunity to discuss research, reveiw recent archaeological activies, and exchange ideas on investigating, researching, and managing our underwater and maritime cultural heritage.

We have a new speaker added to the line-up. Dr Mark Holley of Michagan College. Mark will discuss new methods of rapid field survey of archaeological sites. His paper will nicely compliment that of other speakers: Matthew Harpster, Philip Robertson, Mike Williams, Rebecca Stalker, Mark Beattie-Edwards, and Gordon LePard.  Additional speakers will be announced speakers shortly.

If you have any questions about the event, please visit the Conference pages of the NAS Website
http://www.nasportsmouth.org.uk/news/conference2008.php, or phone, fax or email the NAS Head Office using the details below.

The NAS 2008 Annual Conference is proudly supported by RUCO, English Heritage, Historic Scotland, PADI, BSAC, SAA, and Action Stations.
Sarah Ward
Nautical Archaeology Society
Fort Cumberland
Fort Cumberland Road
Eastney
Portsmouth PO4 9LD
United Kingdom

Ph/Fax:  + 44 (0) 23 9281 8419     
Mobile:   + 44 (0) 7969 027 939

Email:     sarah@nauticalarchaeologysociety.org
Web:       http://www.nasportsmouth.org.uk/

3) Education Volunteers interested in Underwater Archaeology

The Museum of Underwater Archaeology (MUA) is looking for an education volunteer to help develop our online programs.   The MUA works with underwater archaeologists from around the world by publishing their work online and has developed an educational resource with great potential.  The education coordinator would help us develop further online resources and hands on kits for teachers.  So if you have an interest in underwater archaeology and would like to get more involved please contact me with any questions you might have at:

Kurt@themua.org

Educators with various levels of online technical experience are encouraged to volunteer.  Thanks, and good luck with the coming semester!

Best regards,

T Kurt Knoerl
Director
The Museum of Underwater Archaeology
http://www.uri.edu/mua

4) Underwater Archaeology Courses in Portugal

http://portal.ipt.pt/portal/portal/posgradArqSub

5) Maritime Archaeology in Southerm Denmark

http://www.archaeology.sdu.dk/

Position at Danish Maritime Museum

Objects Conservator
Danish Maritime Museum
http://www.maritime-museum.dk

Three years Fixed Term, FT (37 h/w) with possibility for extension

Minimum salary  289.920 DK kr. p.a. (Approximately Euro 38.844 p.a.)

In connection with the building of a new Maritime Museum, which will be part of a lager cultural regeneration project of the old ship yard in Elsinore, a new conservation post has been created at the Danish Maritime Museum.

We are looking for a person with recognised qualifications in object conservation. Understanding and experience of a wide range of materials is expected. You must be able to work independently, as well as part of a team, so enthusiasm and good interpersonal skills is a must.

The main responsibilities will be condition assessment and conservation of objects for the displays in the new museum, documentation and condition reports of newly required objects.

You will refer to the Preventive Conservator, whom you will be assisting in the packing and moving of objects between the old and new museum and the stores. There will also be tasks related to registration and loans and other general conservation activities.

We offer an exciting full time position at Kronborg Castle with the possibility of influencing the work and developing new skills. This is a unique chance of taking part in the creation of a brand new museum in an untraditional environment. With a workforce of currently 12 full time staff, we are striving towards becoming one of Denmark’s leading cultural history museums.

Closing date for applications: 25 August 2008

Interviews in September 2008

Start date: October 2008 or as soon as possible thereafter.

Enquiries to

    Line Hallbjornsson
    +45 49280218
    Fax: +45 49213440
    lih@maritime-museum_dk

Applications containing CV, proof of qualifications and references
to:

    Danish Maritime Museum
    Attention: Jorgen Selmer
    Kronborg
    DK- 3000 Helsingor
    Denmark
    lkk@maritime-museum_dk

1) Maritime history research fellowships and internships, National Maritime Museum, close September 1

2) Project Administrator, University of Southampton, closes August 15, described as:

This project’s ultimate objective is to introduce studies in maritime archaeology and underwater cultural heritage into the higher education curricula of the Alexandria University – Egypt. The project has been developed in response to local and international demand and to an increasing need for providing education and training in aspects of maritime archaeology and underwater cultural heritage in Egypt.

Pacific Islands/Maritime Archaeologist

Engineering-Environmental Management, Inc. (e²M) is seeking a Principal Investigator/Project Manager for Guam.

We are seeking a self-motivated, hard-working individual with a graduate degree in anthropology with a focus in archaeology to lead and manage surveying, testing, and data recovery projects in Micronesia and the Pacific Rim.  Preferred candidate will have experience in island or maritime archaeology.  The selected candidate will additionally have experience managing budgets, a proven track record of completing archaeological research, supervisory experience, and a demonstrated ability to complete high quality cultural resource management reports.  This person may also participate in fieldwork, survey, testing, data recovery, monitoring and site evaluations.  Analytical, writing, review and technical editing skills are a must.  Candidate will be expected to develop and manage an interdisciplinary, educated and experienced cultural resource staff committed to timely and knowledgeable investigation and report writing.

This career opportunity allows candidates the ability to develop within a professional environmental firm, and specifically an archaeology business unit.  Candidates must be willing to relocate to Guam, be willing to travel, and have a flexible schedule.

If you are interested in joining the e2M team, please submit your curriculum vitae, and salary requirements to careersuccess@e2m.net, or fax your resume to (720) 283-6848. Please reference the position number, GU006, in the subject line of your email.

1) Research and Statistical Officer, Legal Services Division, Nova Scotia; Job description “Masters Degree in history with a minimum of three years experience in historical research. Extensive knowledge of 18th century British and French Imperial history, and 18th and 19th century Maritime history.” closes August 18

2) Pacific Islands Coastal Management Specialist, I.M. Systems Group, ncd

3) CEO, Aircraft Carrier Hornet Foundation, USS Hornet Museum
The CEO is responsible for the overall management, administration, and performance of the USS Hornet Museum. The CEO reports regularly to the Board on recent operations, finances, plans for approaching events, and interacts with the boards as necessary on issues of planning and policy. The CEO is the spokesperson and ambassador for the museum and is responsible for developing and maintaining outstanding relationships with other organizations, businesses and individuals.
www.uss-hornet.org
For additional information:
Ray A. Fortney Partner & Managing Director
Cleantech Search(TM) LLC
2410 Camino Ramon, Suite 325
San Ramon, CA 94583
925-275-3221
ray@cleantech.com

4) Assistant or Associate Professor, US Naval War College, Naval and or military history, closes October 1

5) Prehistoric underwater archaeologist?, Oxford Brookes College, closes August 18

6) Historian, US Navy, Pearl Harbor, closes August 14

7) Curator, Connecticut River Museum in picturesque and historic, Essex, CT is offering a great opportunity for a Curator. Winning candidate will work with the retiring Senior Curator for four months. The Curator would then assume all curatorial duties & responsibilities including research, exhibition development and implementation, collection development, education support and collections care & management for well-focused library, photo, object and small craft collections devoted to history in the Connecticut River Valley. A hardworking, highly competent candidate will have a degree in American History and 3 to 5 years’ experience in collections management and exhibition development. Looking for a multi-tasking, team player with installation skills, computer competencies, speaking & writing excellence. Grant writing experience and a background in maritime field and/or environmental history considered a plus. The Connecticut River Museum is an accredited, regional museum located in an historic steamboat warehouse on a spectacular waterfront location. The Museum, founded in 1974, has four galleries, off-site collection storage, aggressive exhibitions and public programs schedule and a small staff. First year salary to mid-30’s. Email a letter of interest and resume to Jerry Roberts, Executive Director, jroberts@ctrivermuseum.org.

1) Marine geophysical data analyst, Fugro Seafloor Systems, Inc., ncd

2) Archives Specialist, San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park, closes August 27, The position is described as:

This position is located in the Historic Documents Department of San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park (SAFR), which administers a major body of archival and manuscript collections exceeding 6,000 feet of records documenting the maritime history of the Pacific West Coast.

Job Listings are back on track for a few weeks, good luck. JMB

1) Executive Director, Door County Maritime Museum, closes September 1

2) Visitor Experience Coordinator, Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary, ncd

3) Community Projects Consultant, HMS Belfast, closes July 31

4) Supervisor of Interpretation, Mystic Seaport, ncd

5) Executive Director, Nauticus Maritime Center, ncd

6) President, New Bedford Whaling Museum, ncd

7) CLOSES AUGUST 1

THE EDWARD S. MILLER RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP IN NAVAL HISTORY

The Naval War College Foundation intends to award one grant of $1,000 to the researcher with the greatest need and can make the optimum use of the research materials for naval history located in the Naval War College’s Archives, Naval Historical Collection, Naval War College Museum, and Henry E. Eccles Library. Further information on the manuscript and archival collections and copies of the registers for specific collections are available on request from the Head, Naval Historical Collection. E-mail: evelyn.cherpak@nwc.navy.mil.

The recipient will be a Research Fellow in the Naval War College’s Maritime History Department, which will provide administrative support during the research visit. Submit detailed research proposal that includes a full statement of financial need and comprehensive research plan for optimal use of Naval War College materials, curriculum vitae, at least two letters of recommendation, and relevant background information to Miller Naval History Fellowship Committee, Naval War College Foundation, 686 Cushing Road, Newport RI 02841-1207, by 1 August 2008. For further information, contact the chair of the selection committee at john.hattendorf@nwc.navy.mil. Employees of the U.S. Naval War College or any agency of the U.S. Department of Defense are not eligible for consideration; EEO/AA regulations apply.

Exhibits Specialist, San Francisco Maritime National Historic Park, closes August 8

9) Curator of the U.S. Coast Guard Museum, closes August 12

Teaching support officer, Maritime Archaeology, Flinders University, closes 21 July

Look at position 8095

Good Luck!

Last post for July, I’m back in the field, I leave tomorrow, yes July 4th. I will post again at the end of July, Thanks and good luck finding a job (they exist, see below)!

JMB

1) Senior Heritage Advisor, British Waterways, closes July 11

2) Museum Curator, The Steamboat Bertrand Collection, closes July 11

3) Exhibit Production Manager
The USS Constitution Museum, located in the historic Charlestown Navy Yard, seeks an experienced exhibit professional to join its Exhibit Department staff. Responsibilities include drafting construction plans from design plans, planning construction, supervising, and executing museum exhibition construction. Projects include exhibit prototypes, exhibit elements, and the construction and installation of a 3500 square foot permanent exhibition to be opened in April 2009. The Exhibit Production Manager will report to the Director of Exhibits and will be an active member of the exhibition team, working with out-of-house and in-house designers, an illustrator, a scenic painter and others. The successful candidate will possess a minimum of 3 years experience in a museum environment and have management experience. A BA/BS degree is preferred. Strong supervisory, leadership, communication, drafting, scheduling, and time management skills are necessary. Experience in finish carpentry and construction drawing production are required; experience in exhibit construction and CAD software are helpful.   The project is expected to last one year.  The Museum offers a competitive salary and a full benefits package. Pease send resume and cover letter to: rkiihne@ussconstitutionmuseum.org or Robert Kiihne, Director of Exhibits, USS Constitution Museum, PO Box 1812, Charlestown, MA 02129.

Shipwright, Australian National Maritime Museum, closes July 4

National Maritime Museum Fellowships and Internships

Director of Museum Learning, USS Constitution Museum, closes July 18

1) Manager, Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, closes July 8

2) Trainee, Hydrographic Surveyor, ncd

3) Research Support Officer, Maritime Ethnography of the Persian Gulf/Arabian Gulf and the Red Sea, closes July 14

4) 2 Postdocs, Islamic History and Maritime Ethnography, closes July 15

1) Hydrographic Surveyor:

Gahagan & Bryant Associates, Inc.  (GBA) has an immediate opening available at our Baltimore, MD Office for a Hydrographic Surveyor.

Requirements: Skills required include knowledge of hydrographic data collection and processing techniques, as addressed in the Corps of Engineers Hydrographic Survey Manual for inland and near shore hydrographic surveys.  The successful candidate shall have demonstrated experience with GPS in all modes, single beam and multi-beam survey techniques, electronic data collection and editing of field data and compiling data into final deliverable products for our clients.

Job Description: The incumbent shall serve as a Hydrographic Surveyor conducting surveys in harbors, rivers, navigable channels and beaches throughout the Untied States. These surveys shall also include establishing survey control and performing topographic surveys in support of hydrographic surveying activities.  Overnight travel is required.

Extensive experience in hydrographic surveying is preferred, but at our discretion, we will train the right candidate for this position.

Salary commensurate with experience and education.

Please submit resume and/or inquiries to: dcmoore@gba-inc.com

www.gba-inc.com http://www.gba-inc.com/

2) Call for Papers:

Call for Papers AIMA/AHSA/AAMH Conference September 2008, Adelaide, South Australia

The conference organising committee is now inviting proposals for papers and posters. A list of session abstracts are now on the conference website and can be accessed at:
http://www.aima.iinet.net.au/frames/aimavtframe.html

Please use the online form to submit paper and poster proposals. Paper and poster proposals should be no more than 150 words. Papers will be either 15 or 20 minutes long depending on the number of papers proposed. The deadline for paper and poster proposals is 31 July 2008.

Early bird registration deadline is 31 July 2008.

Registration for conference workshops should be conducted through the workshop organisers. Workshops on offer include:
*Geophysics for Archaeologists and Heritage Consultants
*Data Management in Maritime Archaeology Using Site Recorder 4
*Don’t Just Dig It – What about the Future of Archaeological Collections?
*Introduction to Conservation Issues Related to Underwater Cultural Heritage Sites

Please continue to check the website for more updates on events and speakers.

New MA in Maritime Archaeology, Bournemouth University, course begins October 2008

Call for papers, Underwater Archaeology in Northern European Rivers and Lakes, Call closes on October 1st.

Collections Documentation Assistant, Lancashire Maritime Museum, closes June 26

Grand Traverse Bay Underwater Preserve, Underwater Archaeology Classes

Sorry for the delay in posting, field work this summer is keeping me hopping. A few weeks of regular posts, then back in the field for a month. Good luck finding a job, thanks for supporting the site! JMB

1) President and Director, Mystic Seaport Museum, ncd

2) Curator, SS Great Britain Trust, closes June 20

3) Assistant Social Sciences Director, Coastal Zone Management, NOAA Coastal Services Center, Charleston, SC, ncd

4) Conservator jobs on the USS Monitor, ncd

5) Historical Interpreter/Educator, NC Maritime Museum at Southport, closes June 19

6) Submerged Cultural Resources Archaeologist, US Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville District, closes July 7

7) Archivist
The USS Constitution Museum seeks an experienced archivist who will acquire, document, manage, care for and promote the Museum’s special collections and make them accessible through its reading room, website, exhibitions, programs and publications. The archivist is an integral member of the curatorial department, which is responsible for the Museum’s nationally significant and ever-growing collections, exhibition development, and research. The successful candidate will have an advanced degree in library science with a concentration in archives management and a background in history, American studies, maritime history or a related field. Position available immediately. Please send a letter and resume to: Sarah Watkins, Curator, at Swatkins@ussconstitutionmuseum.org by June 27, 2008.   

) Educator/Administrator
The Cape Cod Maritime Museum seeks a multitalented person to fill the job of educator/administrator for a three to six month period, to start sometime in June. The individual will be responsible for the “front of the house” museum operation, and the planning and execution of educational programs. Teaching experience is desirable; computer skills including Microsoft Office are important; humor, patience and customer service skills are essential. The pay is $15 an hour for a thirty-hour week. Please send resumes by e-mail to maritime@cape.com.

9) Curatorial Internship/Volunteer
The USS Constitution Museum’s Curatorial Department offers internships that will give students a closer look at the inner workings of a history museum in general and a behind-the-scenes look at the curatorial department in particular. Interns will have the opportunity to gain hands-on experience while working with the collections database, photographing and processing the collections, and cataloging artifacts and artworks. Interns will also learn about object care, handling, and housing. Some specific projects include cataloging works of art created by the Museum’s former painter in residence and conducting research into and writing biographies of artists whose work is represented in the Museum’s collections. The Museum also seeks interns interested in creating a database of British seamen who served on the ships defeated by “Old Ironsides” during the War of 1812. Interns should be able to dedicate at least one day per week towards their internship at the Museum. For more information, please contact: Harrie Slootbeek, Collections Manager, hslootbeek@ussconstitutionmuseum.org, 617-426-1812 x147; or, Matthew Brenckle, Research Coordinator, mbrenckle@ussconstitutionmuseum.org, 617-426-1812 x136.

10) Maritime Archaeology Conference Announcements, Oxford University

11) Hi all,
The Newport Medieval Ship Project is looking to hire a waterlogged wood conservator. The new post is full time and permanent. Please feel free to contact me with any questions.

Details are below.

Cheers
Toby Jones

Conservator
SCP 26-28
£21,412 – £22,845
This post offers a considerable opportunity for personal development, as the successful candidate will be embarking on the conservation of one of the most significant archaeological maritime finds of recent years in Europe. The Museums & Heritage Service is looking for a Conservator who has the confidence to meet the challenge this opportunity presents. You will have experience of working with wet archaeological finds, preferably with experience of treating water logged wood. However, we also see this as a development post, giving the right person the opportunity to develop their skills as the project progresses.  The ability to communicate the work being carried out to a wide audience will be an essential skill. This post is exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (1974) and is subject to an Enhanced Criminal Records Bureau (CRB) check.

Application: You can print an application form and job description and job requirement via our internet site (www.newport.gov.uk/jobs) or alternatively they are available by phone on 01633 656656 or e-mail ccc@newport.gov.uk  quoting the reference number below and where you saw the post advertised.
Please return completed application forms to HR / Recruitment, Room
 114w, Lifelong Learning and Leisure, Civic Centre, Newport, South Wales
 NP20 4UR.
Closing date: 20 June 2008
Reference number: LEICH20013
http://www.newport.gov.uk/_dc/index.cfm?fuseaction=jobs.jobadvert&contentid=CONT268969

Toby N. Jones
Curator of the Newport Ship

Newport Medieval Ship Project
Unit No. 22, Maesglas Industrial Estate
Newport, South Wales
NP20 2NN

01633 215707 phone
01633 215709 fax

www.newport.gov.uk/ship

12) Conservator, Jamestown/Yorktown, closes June 13

13) Maritime Archaeology Course, University of Southern Denmark

No updates for awhile, I’m in the field again, sorry for the delay. No idea when I’ll be able to post.

JMB

North Atlantic Fisheries History Association (NAFHA) Old Dominion University, Department of History

First Announcement

12th North Atlantic Fisheries History Conference; August 2009 in Norfolk, VA (USA)

The North Atlantic Fisheries History Association (NAFHA) and the Department of History at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, VA invites you to participate in the 12th North Atlantic Fisheries History Conference to be held in August 2009 in Norfolk, VA (USA). This meeting is designed to stimulate scholarly exchange between researchers at all levels (from graduate students to senior scholars) and all disciplines which relate to the long-term development of fishing activity and its impact on the marine environment.

Proposals for papers and sessions relating to any aspect of the history of the North Atlantic fisheries are welcome. However, contributions addressing the special theme of the conference – Fisheries Management in a Historical Perspective – are especially encouraged. Session proposals should include an outline of the theme, a short description of the thematic scope and a list of participants already contacted by the session organizer.

Although a general Call for Papers will be issued in late summer/early autumn 2008, proposals submitted ahead of the call are encouraged.Proposals, and requests for further information, should be submitted to
nafha2009@odu.edu

The North Atlantic Fisheries History Association (NAFHA) is an international, interdisciplinary organization that aims to enhance our knowledge and understanding of the historical development of the fisheries conducted in the North Atlantic. NAFHA meets its aim by fostering research activity, chiefly through the promotion of conferences that bring together established and emerging scholars to examine socio-cultural,
economic, political and environmental aspects of commercial fishing activity over the last millennium. The findings of these conferences, together with monographs and reference works, are disseminated in the
Association’s publication series, Studia Atlantica. For further information, visit www.hull.ac.uk/nafha

The History Department at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, VA is one of very few North-American university departments with a dedicated focus on maritime history. Research at the department deals with a
variety of topics related to fisheries history of the Atlantic region and maritime history around the world, and faculty members include renowned specialists in this field. Members of the department participate in the intercollegiate interdisciplinary Maritime Consortium at ODU that brings together scholars from various disciplines including the humanities, sciences, social sciences and professional schools who are dealing with maritime affairs.

Looking forward to seeing you in Norfolk, VA in August 2009

Dr. Ingo Heidbrink
-NAFHA Presidency-
Associate Professor – Department of History
Old Dominion University – Norfolk, VA
e-mail: nafha2009@odu.edu or iheidbri@odu.edu

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Dr. Ingo Heidbrink
Associate Professor
Dept. of History
8046 Batten Arts and Letters Building
Old Dominion University
Norfolk, VA 23529
tel. 757-683-3656 or -3949
fax. 757-683-5644
mail: iheidbri@odu.edu
Skype: ingo.heidbrink

1) Registrar/museum collections manager, Newport Harbor Nautical Museum, ncd

2) Director of Education, Newport Harbor Nautical Museum, ncd

3) Project Cataloger Mystic, CT
Mystic Seaport Museum
Applications Contact person: Jacqueline Schneider
Email: human.resources@mysticseaport.org
Application due date: 2008 06 20
Web Address: www.mysticseaport.org
Collections/Research Department
Project Cataloger: Full-time (35 hrs/week-11 per hr), Temporary (10 months) position responsible for processing/cataloging recently acquired photographs, ship models, tools, miscellaneous items and providing physical/intellectual access to the Museums’ Curatorial collection. The successful candidate will possess a Bachelor’s and 4 years’ museum experience (or equivalent), general knowledge of American or maritime history/terminology, familiarity with museum practices/standards and proficiency with general computer programs. Must be detailed oriented and able to work with fragile objects with great care. For information or an application visit our website www.mysticseaport.org/hr or call Human Resources 860.572.5346. Send resume, cover letter and 3 references prior to June 20, 2008 to: Mystic Seaport Museum, PO Box 6000, Mystic, CT 06355, Attn: Human Resources. We are an AA/EOE.

4) Curatorial Internship/Volunteer
The USS Constitution Museum’s Curatorial Department offers internships that will give students a closer look at the inner workings of a history museum in general and a behind-the-scenes look at the curatorial department in particular. Interns will have the opportunity to gain hands-on experience while working with the collections database, photographing and processing the collections, and cataloging artifacts and artworks. Interns will also learn about object care, handling, and housing. Some specific projects include cataloging works of art created by the Museum’s former painter in residence and conducting research into and writing biographies of artists whose work is represented in the Museum’s collections. The Museum also seeks interns interested in creating a database of British seamen who served on the ships defeated by “Old Ironsides” during the War of 1812. Interns should be able to dedicate at least one day per week towards their internship at the Museum. For more information, please contact: Harrie Slootbeek, Collections Manager, hslootbeek@ussconstitutionmuseum.org, 617-426-1812 x147; or, Matthew Brenckle, Research Coordinator, mbrenckle@ussconstitutionmuseum.org, 617-426-1812 x136.

5) Oral Historian, The Royal Naval Museum, closes May 31

The Universty of Lyon II offers post-doctoral grants (6 to 12 months) to young researchers who have defended their PhD in the past 3 years. Within this programme, we are looking for candidates wishing to participate to the NAVIGOCORPUS, a ANR- programme (Agence Nationale de la Recherche) aiming to create a relational d-base on merchant shipping (17th-19th c.). Candidates should be familiar with shipping, trade and sources of this period. An experience in d-bases is a plus. The post-doc fellow will reside in Lyon and work full-time in this programme, in close collaboration with the members of the LAHRHA (Lyon II University) taking part into the programme. The criteria for eligibility, dead-lines etc. are listed below.

For further information, contact Silvia Marzagalli, professor of Early Mondern History (University of Nice) and coordinator of NAVIGOCORPUS (Marzagalli@wanadoo.fr).