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Not quite a field job, but pass it on to any friends in museum studies.

We're looking to hire on about four to six people for the summer and
possibly longer. We're getting ready to gear up for a survey and
testing program in the Grand Prairie for Memphis COE. If you know of
anyone whose qualified for a field technician position (experience
preferred), please have them call 850-243-5992 or send a resume via fax
850-664-7835. Thanks, Prentice Thomas

R. Joe Brandon
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POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT: LABORATORY DIRECTOR

Ecoscience, Inc.'s Archaeology Division has an immediate opening for a
Laboratory Director. Ecoscience, Inc. conducts all phases of Cultural
Resource Management projects throughout Northeastern North America and the
Middle Atlantic.

The Laboratory Director position requires an individual with strong
archaeological and organizational skills. Candidates must have an M.A. and
prior archaeological laboratory experience. Experience in the Northeast
and/or Middle Atlantic is preferred. The candidate must be able to analyze
historic and prehistoric artifact assemblages and prepare summary reports.
Salary and fringe benefits commensurate with experience.

Send, FAX or e-mail vitae and three references to:

Rod Brown, Director of Archaeology
Archaeology Division
Ecoscience, Inc.
RR4, Box 4294
Moscow, PA 18444
FAX: 570-842-9976
e-mail: ecoscnc@...
Voice: 570-842-7631

POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT: ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN

Ecoscience, Inc.'s Archaeology Division has an immediate opening for an
Architectural Historian. Ecoscience, Inc. conducts all phases of Cultural
Resource Management projects throughout Northeastern North America and the
Middle Atlantic.

The Architectural Historian position requires an individual with strong
report-writing and organizational skills. Candidates must have an M.A.,
demonstrate knowledge of CRM requirements, and have directed projects to
completion. Experience in the Northeast and/or Middle Atlantic is
preferred. The candidate must be able to prepare historic structures
surveys, Criteria of Effects documentation, and other related reports and
forms. Salary and fringe benefits commensurate with experience.
Send, FAX or e-mail vitae and three references to:

Rod Brown, Director of Archaeology
Archaeology Division
Ecoscience, Inc.
RR4, Box 4294
Moscow, PA 18444
FAX: 570-842-9976
e-mail: ecoscnc@...
Voice: 570-842-7631

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ARCHEOLOGIST
OPEN PERIOD 05/17/1999 -
05/21/1999
SERIES/GRADE: GS-0193-09/09
SALARY: $ 15.82 TO $ 15.82, HOURLY PROMOTION POTENTIAL: GS-09
ANNOUNCEMENT NUMBER: NZ-99-T10BG REL2

HIRING AGENCY: USDA, FOREST SERVICE

DUTY LOCATIONS: 0002 SHERIDAN, WY
0002 LOVELL, WY

REMARKS: THIS IS TEMPORARY POSITION. EMPLOYMENT WILL BEGIN
APROXIMATELY
JUNE 6 AND END APPROXIMATELY DECEMBER 30, 1999.





CONTACT: SANDY HOFFMAN
PHONE: (307) 672-0751
INTERNET ADDRESS: shoffman/r2_bighorn@...


BIGHORN NATIONAL FORSET
1969 S. SHERIDAN AVENUE
SHERIDAN, WY 82801






Full vacancy announcement follows. Please be sure to review
for complete qualification and "How to
Apply" information.



Vacancy Announcement

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE (USDA)

USDA, FOREST SERVICE





Vacancy Announcement Number: NZ-99-T10BG REL2



Opening Date: 05/17/1999

Closing Date: 05/21/1999



Position: ARCHEOLOGIST

GS-0193-09/09



Salary: $15.82 per hour - $15.82 per hour



Promotion Potential: GS-09



Duty Location: 2 vacancies at SHERIDAN, WY



2 vacancies at LOVELL, WY









Applications will be accepted from:



Open to all qualified persons.





Major Duties: Incumbent performs archeological surveys.
Conducts field
reconnaissance searches in areas planned for such activities as
timber
harvesting, wildlife habitat improvement, road construction, and
recreational
development. Reports finding and prepares recommendations to be
incorporated
in environmental analysis reports. Conducts field searches,
identifies and
marks archeological sites, prepares site location maps, records
findings,
photographs artifact findings, and prepares sites sketches as
necessary.
Conducts field investigations as part of a forest-wide
classification and
protection program to be incorporated in long-term resource
management plans.




Qualifications Required:



Applicants must meet qualification standards by the closing date
of this
announcement as described in the U.S. Office of Personnel
Management
Qualification Standards of General Schedule positions.



Basic requirements: A four year degree that included 3 semester
hours each in
the following course areas: - History of Archeology

-Archeology of a major geographical area such as North
America of
Africa

- Regional archeology, archeological cultures, or sites
in a specific
part or portion of a major geo

graphical area to acquire or develop a
foundation for
regional specialization for professional

development

-Theory and methods of archeology

-Archeological field school





AND

Six semester hours of related course work in geography, geology,
or cultural
geography; history, historiography, or historical archeology;
environmental
studies; scientific writing ; and surveying.



AND

Archeological field school.



PLUS

At least one year of specialized experience equivalent to the
GS-7 level; OR 2
years of progressively higher level graduate education leading
to a master's
degree or master's or equivalent graduate degree that provided
the knowledge,
skills, and abilities necessary to do the work.



A combination of graduate education and experience may be
qualifying.






Basis of Rating:



Panel members or a personnel specialist will evaluate each
candidate's
qualifications including experience, performance, awards,
training, and
education.



Pay, Benefits and Work Schedule:

Temporary employment not to exceed one year.
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TRC Garrow Associates, Inc. needs experienced archaeological field
technicians for survey work in Carroll County, Tennessee. The survey will
last for 2 weeks and begin on May 31, 1999.

Pay Rate=9.04/hr
Per diem=$25/day
TRC Garrow will provide hotel rooms Mon-Fri.

If you are interested, please call Ray Ezell @ 901/274-2009 (day) or
901/722-9106 (evening) or email @ Garrowtn@...

Ray Ezell
TRC Garrow Assoc.

Folks,

I want to remind you all that shovelbums was not advertised as a discussion
list. This list is simply for job announcements, rumors of where jobs are,
queries of where jobs might be. To be fair to the majority of the
subscribers please do NOT post generic questions to this list. Multiple
case offenders will be removed at my discretion for the greater good of
the list. Also remember this list is designed for professional
practicing (or student) archaeologists looking for gainful employment, not
amateurs or pot hunters. I would also like to discourage anyone from
posting "I am qualified for X" postings, these postings which would be more suitable for shovelbums_gossip, not this list.
When shovelbums.com is up finally I am hoping to have a section for people to
do self promotion but this list is not the medium. I do understand folks
desire to do those promotions though and do encourage you to set up a
dialouge on shovelbums_gossip for such discussions.

Sorry if this is a bit harsh, but as the list is new now is the
time to set the rules that will guide it. I do not want to begin loosing
subscribers becayse this list is not what it was advertised to be.
This list has a very narrow focus for a good reason. If there
are any comments on this policy please drop me a note off list at
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Thanks for your time.

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I have made two very strange finds in the woods in southeastern virginia.
both of which are stones..one white, one granite..the white stone is about
4"x10" and two connecting sides of it (one length side and one width side)
have been filed down so their edges are smooth..the filing also made them
at a roughly right angle to one another..the granite stone is triangular,
with all of the sides filed down smoothly..it's obvious these are man made
and not naturally occuring
they were found within 150 yards of one another
are these property markers? indian implements? tombstones? or what?
anybody know?
Jake

apologies for cross posting, this came from ACRA-L, while not a strait up
field job this might be suited for those of you who recently received advanced degrees and need to offset debt.

R. Joe


Date: Mon, 17 May 1999 13:52:20 -0500
From: John Cullinane <jcullinane@...>
To: Multiple recipients of list <acra-l@...>
Subject: Position Available

There is an immediate, full time position available for an
Archeologist/Anthropologist, with expertise in Native American issues,
to work directly with the Department of the Navy's Cultural Resource
Office and Federal Preservation Officer in Washington, DC.

The position would be under contract to John Cullinane Associates, an
architectural and preservation planning firm located in Annapolis, MD.
The office for the successfull applicant would be at the Navy's new
Cultural Resource Offices in the Washington Navy Yard.

The position is to provide senior technical expertise in archeology and
Native American cultural resource protection, and to assist the
Department of the Navy (DON) Federal Preservation Officer (FPO) in
support of legally mandated DON cultural resources compliance
programs.

Qualifications for this position may be met by demonstrating:

1. earned graduate academic degree in Archeology, Anthropology, or a
related discipline;
2. work experience that demonstrates successful working familiarity with
DOD programs related to cultural resources management planning and
Native American issues;
3. established working relationships with cultural resources personnel
within state, federal, and private sector preservation organizations;
and,
4. working familiarity with the World Wide Web, Windows 95 and 97, Word,
Access, Excel, and Power Point.

The position would be full time, temporary, commencing on or before June
15, 1999, and under contract until September 30, 1999, with the
possibility of extending the contract through fiscal year 2000. The
pay rate for this position would be $40.00 per hour. There are no benefits
associated with this contract.

For further information, contact John Cullinane Associates, 222 Severn
Avenue, Annapolis, MD 21403; 410.295.0400.

Resumes and references can be faxed to 410.295.0402, or emailed to
jcullinane@....

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Hello to the List:

I heard a rumor about a very large pipeline project from New Orleans to
Pensacola, I don't know who or where they are working, but it might be a
lead to check out. Work is on-going or getting ready to start up soon.

Jason
UWF Archaeology

Hey all,
I was wondering if there are any forensic anthropology/archaeology
or cemetery/bone work out there for a recent BA graduate?

Thanks,
Jason

dear Joe - Please unsubscribe from the shovelbums list.
thanks.
Jayne T. Wallace
jtw1541@...

hello,
I am still working on my B.A. and I don't know much but my archaeology lab
teacher did some extensive work in huston on a black cemetary before the
civil war. It could be interesting!

thanks,
shannon


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From a dept mailing.

Dr. Tim Klinger, Historic Preservation, 1-501-521-3779, is hiring office
help. If you are interested please call him.

Daniel..
There is a web page of government jobs whose url is:

At this site you will want to go to professional career button bar and then
the social sience and welfare category on the next page.

Neil Nicholson
P.S. anybody need a field tech? lol

I was wondering is anyone knows of any overseas archaeology work. I'm a
Classical Archaeologist and would prefer working over there for obvious
reasons. If anyone has any information please let me know. Thanks.

Serena

Ashley,
I've seen job postings up for a couple of companies:

Leonard G. Bianchi or Jean Howson
Principal Archaeologists
The RBA Group, Inc.
1 Evergreen Place
P.O. Box 1927
Morristown, NJ 07962
phone (201) 898-0300 [note: looks like this phone has the old area code;
maybe the whole number is out of date but try (973)]
fax (973) 898-9472
lbianchi@..., and

and

Cultural Resource Consulting Group
54 Woodbridge Ave.
Highland Park, NJ 08904
732-985-4380
fax 732-985-5989


I heard CRCG mentioned as a good firm; don't know anything else about either
of them, but they're both New Jersey; maybe try giving them a call.

--Heather


Date: Wed, 12 May 1999 18:47:45 -0500
From: Ashley Watson <ashley@...>
Subject: A recent anthropology graduate and looking for jobs

Hi my fellow shovel bums!
I recently graduated with B.A. in anthropology from
University of South Alabama on May 9th, and I am searching for jobs. I
want to know if there are any job openings or leads in the northeastern
section of United States, specifically in New Jersey. It may sound like
that I am looking at that area only but I will look at jobs in other
sections of this country also.. Thanks for any help and feedback.

Cheers,
Ashley Watson





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Louis Berger & Associates, Inc. (Berger) is actively seeking field crew
members for various projects in the Midwest and Eastern United States.
Berger has immediate openings on projects in Iowa, Pennsylvania,
Washington, DC, and Virginia. A B.A. degree in Anthropology or related field
is required.

Please submit cover letter, resume, and references to:

Lauri Chappell
Crew Coordinator
Louis Berger & Associates, Inc.
950 50th Street
Marion, IA 52302
1-888-809-2095
(319) 373-3043 - phone
(319) 373-3045 - fax


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Susan E. Butler
Prehistoric Laboratory Supervisor
The Cultural Resource Group
Louis Berger & Associates, Inc.
950 50th Street
Marion, Iowa 52302
(319) 373-3043
(319) 373-3045 - fax

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Archaeological field technicians are needed immediately for a data recovery
in the Susquehanna Valley near Liverpool, PA. The site is stratified with
Paleoindian through Terminal Archaic components. Field school training a
minumun, excavation experience preferred. Competitive wages; lodging and
per diem provided. Contact:

Marcia Kodlick
KCI Technologies, Inc.
5001 Louise Drive, Suite 201
Mechanicsburg, PA 17055-6912
Phone 717-691-1340
FAX 717-691-3470
mkodlick@...

There are several contract companies in the Mid-Atlantic area that you can
check out. I don't know any specifics about who may be hiring right now,
though. In NJ, URS Greiner is a large engineering firm that hires
archaeologists. They have a great reputation, both among people who work
there and their clients. MAAR is located in Newark, Delaware, but I don't
know much about them. People who have worked for them have seemed happy.
CHRS (Cultural Heritage Research Services) is located north of Philly, about
10 minutes off the PA Turnpike. They hire field techs full time,
permanently, and give benefits after a few months (rare!). There are many
more companies in the area--lots in the Wash. DC metro area that you could
check out, also. Again, the best idea is to call the State Historic
Preservation Office and ask them to send you their list of companies. Good
luck!