Primary Responsibilities
Summary Function: Performs entrylevel archeological field laboratory and scientific research work that includes: Aid in collecting quality archaeological data fieldwork and paperwork. Perform archaeological surveys testing data recovery and monitoring. Complete tasks promptly; coordinate with project managers regarding project requirements and expectations. Scope: Participating planning and executing archeological projects conducting research and analysis and monitoring construction projects. Duties Essential: Participates in archeological surveys and excavation projects: Ability to document archaeological sites and isolated finds. Ability to conduct shovel testing. Ability to use handheld field technology (i.e. ArcGIS phone/tablet application paired with submeter GPS receivers). Ability to carry personal health and safety equipment (i.e. personal water sunscreen etc.). Ability to work in variable weather conditions (fluctuating temperatures and inclement weather including heat). Ability to perfonn work duties independently and efficiently in a team setting. Ability to follow instructions and to make adjustments when provided feedback. Assists with maintaining inventory of archeological sites Assists in the planning and execution of research designs and programs Has completed coursework leading to a degree in archaeology or anthropology. Works under close supervision of the project director. The position is temporary and based on a projecttoproject basis. The position is Security Sensitive.
Other Information
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Required Experience:
IC