Class 1 survey is performed by documented file searches, cultural surveys, reviewing and interpreting files, mapping and reporting results. The Associate will be working closely with another Archeologist. The Associate will be involved in team meetings to give analysis of cultural report and provide recommendations for possible mitigation. This is primarily an office job with some field work possible.
Bachelors degree within last three years is preferred in cultural resources or archaeology.
Associate must have ability to read and decipher archaeological reports of varying quality and be able to extract pertinent information, be able to use computers, and be able to learn basic terminology about cattle and sheep grazing on public lands. Specific qualifications include knowledge and ability to assess archaeological sites based on existing written cultural reports and site records, some knowledge of what criteria make an archaeological site eligible for the National Register of Historic Places, ability to make Determinations of Effect on archaeological sites based on available data, and ability to make appropriate recommendations for site protection if needed. Please include contact information for three references within your resume.