The J. Lawrence Angel Fellowship in Human Skeletal Studies, offered by the American School of Classical Studies at Athens (ASCSA) Wiener Laboratory, supports doctoral candidates and postdoctoral scholars studying human skeletal remains from archaeological sites in Greece. This fellowship focuses on archaeology and physical anthropology, enabling scholars to conduct research on skeletal material within its archaeological context. The award amount is listed on the official page of the ASCSA Wiener Laboratory.

Applicants must be doctoral candidates actively working on a dissertation or scholars who have already earned a Ph.D. or equivalent degree. The fellowship is open to individuals in the fields of archaeology or physical anthropology. There are no additional income, marks, or category-based conditions specified for this fellowship.

To apply for the J. Lawrence Angel Fellowship, visit the official page of the ASCSA Wiener Laboratory for the current application form and instructions. Prepare a research proposal focused on human skeletal studies from Greek archaeological contexts, along with academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, and a curriculum vitae. Submit the completed application as per the guidelines provided on the official page before the stated deadline.