The project provides numerous possibilities for research concerning specialized adaptations for the curation of archaeological collections. Considerable travel will be required. Two of every four weeks will be spent making on-site visits. The other two weeks will be used to conduct telephone inquiries, prepare reports, and make arrangements for the next trip. Applicants may be received from either postgraduates or faculty members.
Experience working with evaluation or renovation of existing buildings is desired.
Word processing and database management skills are preferred, and good writing and verbal communication skills are requisite. The program is open to all qualified U.S. citizens and permanent resident aliens without regard to race, sex, religion, color, age, national origin, or status as a Vietnam Era veteran or disabled veteran. The participant will be selected based on academic records, recommendations, and compatibility of background and experience with project requirements. The participant will be mentored by work out of the MCX office and the Engineering Division, St. Louis District, in St. Louis, Missouri. The appointment is full time, for a one-year period, renewable up to two additional years upon recommendation of MCX and dependent upon funding.