A new program for the History Channel is looking for an expert host/hosts. The show’s focus is on modern North American history taking viewers across the continent to explore modern history in an exciting new way. The position requires broad knowledge in a wide variety of areas with a general focus on North America – notably post colonial North American artifacts – however all submissions are welcome. This is a lead hosting position so applicants should be comfortable on camera and should have a passion for storytelling. Pairs and teams are welcome to apply together.
Applicants are encouraged to submit a short video of themselves interacting with a "civilian" (someone with little or no knowledge of archaeology. (around 2 minutes). This is something that will happen on a regular basis on the show. It can be as simple walking them through a dig or talking about a specific (and arbitrary) artifact/topic. Informal is great, as the show itself will not be too formal. The idea here is primarily to get a sense of your presence/energy on camera. So have fun with it!
The video can be submitted however you choose – preferred methods - emailed, or using a public or private Youtube video (which can only be seen by the recipient).
Directory of cultural resource and historic preservation firms.
Gray & Pape, Inc. Archaeology**History**Historic Preservation
Serving your cultural resources needs since 1987.
Ohio -
11-03-11
New South Associates, Inc. New South Associates is a women-owned small business providing cultural resource management services, both nationally and internationally. Our specialities include archaeology, history, architectural history, preservation planning, and public interpretati
Georgia -
03-25-11
Kerns CRM Consultants Cultural and Historical Resource Management Services
Maryland -
01-10-11
Paula S. Reed and Associates, Inc. Paula S. Reed and Associates, Inc. is a small, woman-owned corporation organized in the State of Maryland, which provides cultural resource evaluation on a nation-wide basis, specializing in National Historic Landmark nominations. We meet qualifications o
Maryland -
11-23-10
SWCA Environmental Consultants Acquires Northwest Archaeological Associates SWCA Environmental Consultants has acquired Northwest Archaeological Associates, expanding SWCA's Pacific Northwest presence with a new Seattle office offering cultural and natural resource management and environmental permitting and compliance consulting.
04-04-11
ACHP Section 106 Essentials two-day course which explains the requirements of Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act.
02-02-11
