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Archaeologist

Publish Date:

05-13-08

Job Details

Job Title: Archaeologist
Organization: Southwest Archaeological Cons.
Position Number:
Job Location: Various in New Mexico,
Job Type: Temp / Contract / Project
Job Status: Full Time
Salary: 10.50 to 13.00
Career Level: Mid Level
Organization Type: Private Sector < 25 Employees
Application Deadline: open


Job Description

Southwest Archaeological Consultants is hiring archaeologists for various field projects beginning immediately. Work is in and around Santa Fe and outside Grants, New Mexico. Most projects are excavation, with some survey identified for the rest of the year. For the immediate projects outside Grants, NM, housing is provided in the field as the area is remote; the daily food allowance is$30.00/day.

Contact Details

Contact: Cherie Scheick
Email: cscheick@aol.com
Phone: 505-984-1151
Fax: 505-984-1151
Org.: Southwest Archaeological Cons.
Web:
Dept.:
Address: P.O. Box 5586
Santa Fe , New Mexico 87502
United States

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