Conservation Internships at Caere, Italy
>From May 13th to June 9th, 2017, the Department of Classics at Queen's 
>University will conduct archaeological excavations at Caere, an ancient 
>Etruscan city in central Italy.  Located close to Rome Airport (Fiumicino) and 
>the modern town of Cerveteri, the site includes the necropolis of Banditaccia, 
>an intact Etruscan cemetery that is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.  The Art 
>Conservation Program at Queen's will operate the field conservation laboratory 
>at Caere.  We are currently looking for two conservation interns, preferably 
>graduate students or recent graduates specializing in archaeological 
>materials, to complete our conservation team.
Responsibilities of these positions include:

  *   Performing conservation treatments on excavated objects, chiefly 
ceramics, terracottas, glass, stone and metals, in the field laboratory.  Some 
on site work may be required e.g. excavating and block lifting fragile 
artifacts.
  *   Recording excavated objects using digital photography and written and 
digital documentation. Knowledge of Filemaker Pro would be an asset.
  *   Constructing storage containers for fragile objects.
  *   Participating in outreach activities such as open houses in the field 
conservation lab.
The conservation interns are expected to participate in activities that occur 
on site e.g. weekly trench talks as well as weekend events including day trips 
to Rome and other sites in the region.
For further information on conservation at the site as well as funding details, 
please contact Professor Krysia Spirydowicz, Director of the Field Conservation 
Laboratory.  Detailed information on archaeology at Caere can be found on the 
project web site:  http://www.caeresite.com
A letter of application, a short CV and two letters of reference should be 
submitted electronically to Professor Krysia Spirydowicz at 
[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> by February 6th, 2017.
Professor Krysia Spirydowicz
Director, Field Conservation Lab at Caere
Art Conservation Program
Queen's University
Kingston, Ontario, CANADA
[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>


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