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Hello everyone,I recently moved to a very small town in the far north of CA. I graduated with my B.A. in Anthropology in 2008, but didn't have the funds to do my field school. I am hoping to get a chance to do it this summer, and I find the Native A…
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EL PILAR: THE BLOG

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Posted by messigreat29 on February 9, 2010 at 2:12am

Catherine Bergin

Archaeology Projects in Israel

I am looking to dig during the summer months in Israel. I've been a professional field archaeologist for three years and will work for board and accomodation but all the projects want applicants to incur all expenses. Does anyone know how to apply for such projects where food and accomodation are exchanged for work. Any help gratefully appreciated.

Posted by Catherine Bergin on January 14, 2010 at 7:19am

Chris Cairns

Payday Loan -Easy to access

Payday Loans is a special type of loan provided by the banks preferable in the US. These types of loans are for short term only and are required to e paid before applying for the next loan. Advantage of Payday Loans is that they are issued immediately as a customer applies for it with… Continue

Posted by Chris Cairns on January 8, 2010 at 3:50am

Maggie Struckmeier

BAT Archaeological Project, Oman - looking for Field Archaeologists

The BAT ARCHAEOLOGICAL PROJECT is seeking available field archaeologists from Jan 5 - March 15 2010 (*THIS* Jan-March). Bat is a UNESCO World-Heritage site in the safe and sunny Sultanate of Oman (next to the Emirates) dating to the 3rd millennium BCE with one of the best preserved Early Bronze Age settlements/cemeteries in the region. The University of Pennsylvania (under Prof. Gregory Possehl) in conjunction with the Omani Ministry of Heritage and Culture has been carrying out excavations in t… Continue

Posted by Maggie Struckmeier on December 15, 2009 at 10:46am

Maggie Struckmeier

Archaeology Scotland

Archaeology Scotland now has a Facebook page. Please join up and show your support.
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Andrea

Field school/digs in Nor. CA/Southern OR

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Danica Ramsey-Brimberg

Undergraduate Student 1 Reply

Started by Danica Ramsey-Brimberg. Last reply by Andrea Feb 4.

Jennifer S.

Too Poor to Pay for Field Experience

Started by Jennifer S. Jan 27.

 
 

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Here is a listing of current job opportunities for archaeologists and related occupations. For jobs in the U.K., go to British Archaeological Jobs & Resources.

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