17th November 2008, 09:39 PM
2009 Archaeological Positions - Alaska
Northern Land Use Research, Inc.
Now Accepting Applications
2009 Archaeological Positions - Alaska
Northern Land Use Research, Inc.*, is Alaskaâs largest Cultural Resources Consulting firm. We are actively recruiting to fill a large number of field and laboratory staff positions to support on-going archaeological projects during the summer and fall of 2009 (May 15 through September 20). These projects are located throughout Alaska and typically based out of remote field camps in wilderness settings. The Alaska field season is short and intense. Typical schedules for remote work include 10 to 12 hour days, 6 days per week, with optional longer breaks provided every 3 to 4 weeks. Opportunities for backcountry travel, wilderness experience, and exploration of Alaskaâs archaeological heritage.
see Past Horizons blog for full details.. worth a shot?
Remember that North American Archaeology is different..
and of course you have to deal with the ethics of pipelines in ALaska..
http://pasthorizons.wordpress.com/2008/1...ns-alaska/
however.. at the present...
And there is of course the Green Card issue...
but if you are American.. then you may be happy to see this one
"I don't have an archaeological imagination.."
Borekickers
Northern Land Use Research, Inc.
Now Accepting Applications
2009 Archaeological Positions - Alaska
Northern Land Use Research, Inc.*, is Alaskaâs largest Cultural Resources Consulting firm. We are actively recruiting to fill a large number of field and laboratory staff positions to support on-going archaeological projects during the summer and fall of 2009 (May 15 through September 20). These projects are located throughout Alaska and typically based out of remote field camps in wilderness settings. The Alaska field season is short and intense. Typical schedules for remote work include 10 to 12 hour days, 6 days per week, with optional longer breaks provided every 3 to 4 weeks. Opportunities for backcountry travel, wilderness experience, and exploration of Alaskaâs archaeological heritage.
see Past Horizons blog for full details.. worth a shot?
Remember that North American Archaeology is different..
and of course you have to deal with the ethics of pipelines in ALaska..
http://pasthorizons.wordpress.com/2008/1...ns-alaska/
however.. at the present...
And there is of course the Green Card issue...
but if you are American.. then you may be happy to see this one
"I don't have an archaeological imagination.."
Borekickers
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