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Faculty Position

The Department of Archaeology at Boston University announces it is
reopening the search for a faculty post at the Assistant or Associate
Professor level in remote sensing and archaeology, effective September 1,
2000. The ideal candidate will hold a Ph.D. in archaeology and have both
research and instructional background in remote sensing (geophysical
prospecting and satellite imagery) and familiarity with Geographic
Information Systems. The geographic area of interest is open. The
successful candidate will have an active research program, a strong
commitment to teaching, and be capable of teaching both at the
undergraduate and graduate level. Courses for which the candidate will be
responsible include Remote Sensing and Archaeology, Regional Archaeology
and GIS, Quantitative Methods in Archaeology, Introduction to Archaeology,
Great Discoveries in Archaeology, as well as courses in the geographic area
of interest. Send nominations or applications, including a vita and the
names and addresses of three referees, by November 15, 1999 to the
following address.

Professor Julie Hansen, Chair
Faculty Search Committee
Boston University
Department of Archaeology
675 Commonwealth Ave.
Boston, MA 02215

Boston University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.



Maria H. Sousa (mhsousa@...)
Program Coordinator
Boston University
Department of Archaeology
675 Commonwealth Avenue, Suite 347
Phone: (617)353-3415
Fax: (617)353-6800

Folks:

PLease pass this along to anybody ya know. . . BTW: the AAS is also
looking for a Ph.D. level Station Archeologist for their Arkidelphia
Research Station.

ADIOS,

jcb
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POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT

Archeological Research Assistant
Two Positions

University of Arkansas At Monticello Research Station
and Blytheville Research Station

Job Description: Duties will include fieldwork, public contact
and outreach, collection and record management, and assistance on
research projects.

Position and Location: Positions are a full-time, non-tenure
track. Individuals will be based in Monticello and work for the Survey
Archeologist at the Monticello Research Station, and in Blytheville and
work for the Survey Archeologist there at the Blytheville Research
Station.

Qualifications: Advanced Degree in Anthropology preferred but not
required. Field experience, familiarity with Eastern U.S. archeology, a
driver's license, and enthusiasm for public archeology are essential
qualifications. Good communication skills, archeological experience in
the Southeast, and familiarity with computers are highly recommended.
The Assistant's activities will vary with the seasons and other office
activities at both stations.

Salary: $18,000 - $25,000 depending on qualifications.

Starting Date: September or October 1999

Anticipated Application Closing Date: August 31, 1999

Application: Statement of interest, resume, and names of three
references should be sent to:

Dr. Thomas J. Green
Arkansas Archeological Survey
2475 N. Hatch Avenue
Fayetteville, Arkansas 72704

For maps of territory and other information check out the AAS web site
at:



The Arkansas Archeological Survey is a unit of the University of
Arkansas System. The University of Arkansas is an equal
opportunity/affirmative action institution.


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R. Joe Brandon

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Joe:

Look "official" and spell archaeology/archeology correctly!

"...find out where the archeaology [sic] jobs are"

Thnx-
KD

shovelbums@... wrote:

I am very interested and would be happy to fax you my resume.

Cheryl Bleick

Hi:

I'm looking for a couple of field techs, starting next week, Tuesday July
6th, probably lasting well into the fall and maybe later yet. Eastern Iowa,
lots of bucket auger testing, Phase I. Per diem to cover motel and meals,
wages commensurate (within Iowa limits).

Drop me a line if anybody's interested.

kris
Kris Hirst
Office of the State Archaeologist
The University of Iowa
Kris-Hirst@... or archaeology@...
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Position: Principal Investigator/Project Manager
Location: Houston, TX
The Cultural Resources group of PBS&J is expanding and seeking a
Principal Investigator in our Houston office. This is a full time position
with excellent benefits and an attractive salary range. Ideal candidate will
have a minimum of an M.A. degree in Anthropology/Archaeology and at least
two years of supervisory experience in the CRM industry, with knowledge of
Section 106. Must be able to implement project research goals and have
excellent writing skills. Strong computer skills, as well as excellent
communication and organizational skills are imperative.
Responsibilities include conducting and supervising field work,
analysis and report preparation, agency and client coordination and
communication, marketing, and proposal and budget preparation.
Qualified applicants may send cover letter and resume to:
PBS&J
Attn: Human Resources
206 Wild Basin Road, Suite 300
Austin, TX 78746
or e-mail: prprice@... <mailto:prprice@...>

POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT

PBS&J in Austin, TX has a need for up to 10 field positions for various
survey and testing jobs in Central and East Texas. Work is expected to
start in late June or early July. Please send a cover letter and resume by
June 30th to:

Victor Galan
PBS&J (Formerly EH&A)
206 Wild Basin Rd
Austin, Texas 78746-3343
fax 512/327-2453
e-mail vjgalan@...

Please unsubscribe me.

Thank you

Hey R. Joe Brandon,

This list is great. Thanks for taking the time to put it all together.


P.S. Do you need any help in Ecuador?



--- "R. Joe Brandon" <rjoe_brandon@...> wrote:

From: "R. Joe Brandon" <rjoe_brandon@...>


Hi everyone,

FYI I will be in Ecuador from June 24 - July 7 for
some remote sensing work
so if you have any problems with the list I will not
be able to address
them until after my return.


Best wishes.

Listowner
R. Joe Brandon

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Hi everyone,

FYI I will be in Ecuador from June 24 - July 7 for some remote sensing work
so if you have any problems with the list I will not be able to address
them until after my return.


Best wishes.

Listowner
R. Joe Brandon

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R. Joe Brandon

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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@...

I know this list is for paying jobs, but how can I notify
students, interested volunteers or people who want some
field experience on a non-paying project?

I am an archaeologist, now working for the Pinellas County
(Florida) Park Department. I am doing a Phase I (and
possibly more) in a proposed park which contains 3 and
possibly 4 known sites.

It's a beautiful spot, right on the Gulf of Mexico, 2 miles
south of Tarpon Springs and less than a mile north of the
famous Crystal Beach site.

I have plotted out approximately 400 Shovel Test Pits at
20-meter intervals. So far, another naturalist and I have
dug 68 of these, working two days per week around our other
duties. Obviously, we need help if we want to finish the
job before the year 2010.

Unfortunately, the county has allotted no funds for this
project and no wages can be paid. I'm lucky I got them to
allow me to do it at all.

So if you know of anybody who lives near Tampa/St.
Petersburg/Clearwater and wants some field experience, have
them contact me:

sgaber@...

They can call me at 727-786-5369 at home or

727-527-3814 at the office of Sawgrass Lake Park.

Thanks for any help you can provide.

Steven Gaber, Park Naturalist
Sawgrass Lake Park
St. Petersburg, FL

Dear Shovelbums:

Please change my suscription to this list from my old email
of kdobschuetz@... to my new email address
ROADRUNNERS@....

If I need to do anything to get this activated, please let
me know.

thanks,

kris dobschuetz

FYI regarding the phone number for Iowa work.

Two announcements:

1 - This came in a few days ago from Lauri Chappell (lchap@...) at
Berger. I was on the road hence the delay for getting this out.

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Berger currently has crew positions open immediately in Iowa.
Applicants must have a BA degree in Anthro or a related field and a
field school to qualify. We offer benefits to our crew members!!
Please pass the word along that we have positions available for
extended periods. I can be reached at 319/373-3045. Interested
crew members should fax their resume to me at 319/373-7566.
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2 - Shovelbums now has over 300 subscribers, with a fair number of these
from overseas, primarily Europe and Australia. However these users have
commented that the only job postings being broadcast on here are for US
work. I would like to request that any subscribers who are aware of CRM
type firms in other countries send a note to me at:

rjoe_brandon@...

and let me know how to contact these firms so that they can use this medium
to advertise jobs. Or if you are related to one of these firms if you
could spread the word and help expand the international job postings on
shovelbums.

Thanks.

R. Joe Brandon

this was on ACRA-L:


African-American Archaeology, a quarterly newsletter, seeks a book review
editor. Please feel free to forward.

This individual will be responsible for soliciting materials for review,
making
review assignments, and editing reviews. The goal is the inclusion of at
least
one full-length review in each issue of A-A A.

Applicants should have solid knowledge of African-American archaeology and
history and experience in the preparation of reviews and other scholarly
manuscripts. Ability to communicate via email and transfer files over the
Internet is critical.

Anyone interested should contact John P. McCarthy, editor/publisher of A-A A
at
either "jmccarthy@..." or "johnpmccarthy@..." ASAP. Please,
do
not submit resumes or writing samples as part of initial inquiries.

Dear Joe,

Since there aren't jobs for archaeologists in Europe on your list, I think
it's for the best if you just remove me !

Good luck,

Katleen.

Another job from ACRA-L.

the Mark Twain National Forest is in the process of hiring an

archaeological

technician (GS 5/6/7) to be based in Potosi, MO, which is 60 miles south

of

St. Louis. Attached below are some parts from the job announcement.

The

entire announcement should be posted tomorrow on the web at
. If anyone has any questions, feel free to
e-mail me or call myself or Gary Blair (the supervisor) at 573-438-5427.

James Wettstaed
Archaeologist, Mark Twain National Forest

"any opinions expressed are my own and do not reflect those of my

employer

etc..."

ANNOUNCEMENT NO. MT-04-99D

RECRUITMENT BULLETIN
FOR
PERMANENT JOB OPPORTUNITY

USDA, Forest Service
Mark Twain National Forest
Western Operations Center - Personnel
Hot Springs, Arkansas

TITLE OF POSITION Archeological Technician

SERIES AND GRADE GS-0102-05/06/07
ENTRANCE SALARY GS-05 - $21,797 per annum
GS-06 - $24,295 per annum
GS-07 - $26,998 per annum

DUTY LOCATION Mark Twain National Forest, Potosi/Fredricktown

Ranger

District, Potosi, Missouri

NUMBER OF VACANCIES One
AREA OF CONSIDERATION General Public
TYPE OF APPOINTMENT Permanent Career-Conditional
TOUR OF DUTY Full Time (80 hours per biweekly pay period)
OPENING DATE June 8, 1999
CLOSING DATE June 21 , 1999 - Applications must be

postmarked

on

or before the closing date to be accepted.


MAJOR DUTIES OF THE POSITION: Provides support in inventory and

management

of

the cultural resources on the unit. Plans and prioritizes inventory

schedule

of project-related survey areas. Performs on-the-ground area searches

for

surface and subsurface evidence of historic and prehistoric

archeological

remains. Identifies and records cultural resource sites and prepares

site

location maps. Researches reference materials and interviews source
individuals concerning project areas. Compiles and prepares input for
cultural resources management reports. Insures that work assignments

are

carried out in a safe, timely manner, and reviews work in progress to

ensure

that standards are being met.

QUALIFICATIONS: Candidates must meet qualification requirements

specified

in

the Office of Personnel Management's Qualification Standards Operating

Manual

for the GS-0102 series:
GS-05: One year specialized experience equivalent to at least the

GS-04

grade

level in the federal service which equipped the applicant with the

particular

knowledge, skills, and abilities to perform successfully the duties of

the

position and that is typically in or related to the work of the

position

to

be

filled;
OR, successful completion of a full four-year course of study above

high

school leading to a bachelor's degree.
GS-06: One year specialized experience equivalent to at least the

GS-05

grade

level in the federal service.
GS-07: One year specialized experience equivalent to at least the

GS-06

grade

level in the federal service.

Education may be substituted for experience as specified in the

Qualifications

Standards which may be seen in any Federal government personnel office.

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This was on ACRA-L

Cultural Heritage Research Services, Inc. (CHRS) has an immediate opening
for a full-time historian. CHRS is a private historic preservation and
archaeology consulting firm headquartered 15 miles northwest of
Philadelphia, with over 18 years of experience working on a variety of
projects in the mid-Atlantic region. The position entails working closely
with and supporting the investigations of CHRSs preservationists and
archaeologists. Applicants should possess a demonstrated ability and
desire to conduct site-specific historic research, and to translate that
research into clear, readable narrative. Because the position is writing
intensive, applicants asked for interviews will be expected to submit
writing samples. Applicants should have an M.A. in public history, art
history, architectural history, American studies, historic preservation,
anthropology, folklore, or a related field; or a B.A. in one of these
fields is addition to relevant experience in historical research and/or
historic preservation. For more information, contact Phil Ruth, Director
of Research, at 215-699-8006 or by e-mail at pruth@.... Otherwise,
you may submit a letter of interest and resume to:

Phil Ruth
Director of Research
CHRS, Inc.
403 East Walnut Street
North Wales, PA 19454
fax (215) 699-8906
e-mail pruth@....

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