Cultural Resources

This is a professional position conducting research and surveys to identify, record, evaluate, and preserve archeological/architectural cultural resources. Work involves inventorying, documenting, and maintaining databases of collections. Additional duties include preparing historical and cultural items for storage, shipping, or display as well as ensuring compliance with state and federal preservation laws. Work also may involve assisting with or conducting educational and outreach functions, archaeological excavations, and architectural investigations.

This is a supervisory position accountable for planning and conducting archaeological/architectural surveys to identify, record, evaluate, and preserve sites and/or resources. Work involves overseeing or reviewing cultural resource clearance requests, assuring compliance with state and federal preservation laws, and conducting related educational and outreach functions. Additional duties include directing archaeological excavations as well as advising, assisting with, and/or conducting architectural investigations. Employees at this level will supervise professional, paraprofessional, temporary, and volunteer positions.  Employee supervision includes hiring recommendations, training, planning and assigning work, performance assessment, coaching, and progressive discipline. Supervision at this level also requires these employees to have the knowledge and skills to perform and review the work overseen.

This is a professional architectural historian position accountable for planning and conducting architectural surveys to identify, record, and preserve architectural sites.  Employees will be responsible for reviewing cultural resource clearance requests, assuring compliance with state and federal preservation laws, directing architectural surveys, and conducting related educational and outreach functions. Additional duties include overseeing and mentoring lower-level positions, including volunteers, temporary employees, and paraprofessionals, participating in architectural surveys or excavations, and curating artifacts.

This is a professional archaeologist position accountable for planning and conducting archaeological surveys to identify, record, and preserve sites. Employees will be responsible for reviewing cultural resource clearance requests, assuring compliance with state and federal preservation laws, directing archaeological excavations, and conducting related educational and outreach functions. Additional duties include mentoring lower-level positions, including volunteers, temporary employees, and paraprofessionals; participating in archaeological surveys or excavations; and curating artifacts.