Northwest Archaeological Associates, Inc is currently seeking to expand our staff. We are looking for highly motivated individuals with experience in cultural resources studies and project management. Responsibilities include managing multiple projects; supervising background research, survey and excavation field work and laboratory analysis, and producing quality reports.
Minimum qualifications are an M.A. in archaeology/anthropology, with 2-3 years of field experience. Experience in the western United States and with transportation-related projects is highly desirable. Familiarity with federal heritage laws and experience with completing Section 106 assessment studies is very important. Strong organizational skills, attention to detail and the ability to complete a job in a timely and efficient manner are extremely important. Demonstrated experience in directing field crews and producing quality reports. Strong writing, communication, and interpersonal skills are also essential, a sense of humor a must.
Northwest Archaeological Associates (NWAA) is a consulting company specializing in professional cultural resource management services for private clients and government agencies throughout the Pacific Northwest. We are based in Seattle with a geographic focus encompassing Washington, Oregon, Idaho and western Montana.
Positions are full time with salary dependent on experience. Benefits include health, vision and dental insurance, retirement plan, paid vacation and holidays.
Cultural Resource Analysts Inc. Cultural Resource Analysts, Inc. (CRA) serves as a specialized consulting firm with headquarters in Lexington, Kentucky. The company became incorporated in 1983 and opened satellite offices in Hurricane, West Virginia, in 1994; Longmont, Colorado, in 2005
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07-06-10
Mitigation Monitor Training Session The Fall 2010 Mitigation Monitoring Class has been scheduled for Sept 4 and /or 5th 2010 in Redlands CA. If you are interested in attending the class please request a application via email and return it to Leslie Irish, 951-681-6531(fax) or Lirish@llenviroinc.com. Class is first come first served and may be canceled at the owner’s discretion. To attend you must have a confirmation in hand at the door. A limited number of seats are available.
08-29-10
International Seminar on Heritage Tourism: Prospects & Challenges The Department of History of our college is organising an International seminar on “Heritage Tourism : Prospects and Challenges” on Sep 1-2, 2010 for which papers are invited from the teaching faculty, researchers, students and above all experts in the field.
07-20-10
HOPI Basketry Collection HOPI culture evident in Basketry Collection at The College of Idaho's Orma J. Smith Museum
05-03-10
