2 Archaeology opportunities

1. Call for volunteers to participate in a Bronze Age cemetery excavation in
eastern Hungary

The Bronze Age Körös Off-Tell Archaeology (BAKOTA) project seeks highly
motivated, energetic, and experienced archaeology student volunteers to
join an international, multidisciplinary, research team studying a Bronze
Age cemetery on the Great Hungarian Plain (dating to between 2100 and 1400
CalBC). Duties will include excavation, record keeping, and laboratory
analysis. We seek participants who will do well in a co-educational
collaborative group research project, who are enthusiastic about our
program, and are willing to commit to the physical and mental demands of
the international research experience. Applicants with prior
archaeological
field experience (e.g., field schools or field training) are preferred.

Further details:

Call for volunteers to participate in a Bronze Age cemetery excavation in
eastern Hungary The Bronze Age Körös Off-Tell Archaeology (BAKOTA) project
seeks highly motivated, energetic, and experienced archaeology student
volunteers to join an international, multidisciplinary, research team
studying a Bronze Age cemetery on the Great Hungarian Plain (dating to
between 2100 and 1400 CalBC). Duties will include excavation, record
keeping, and laboratory analysis. We seek participants who will do well in
a co-educational collaborative group research project, who are
enthusiastic about our program, and are willing to commit to the physical
and mental demands of the international research experience. Applicants
with prior archaeological field experience (e.g., field schools or field
training) are preferred. How to apply: Eligible applicants must provide a
self-evaluation that includes information about: 1) your academic
standing; 2) the upper-level anthropology and archaeology courses you have
taken; 3) your field training; 5) an explanation of how your courses and
field work have prepared you for international, multidisciplinary,
collaborative, research, 6) outlines your career goals after college
and/or graduate school, and 7) tells us why you would like to participate
on this project. Also include a transcript from your university and
suggest two persons who would be able to comment on your academic and
personal qualifications for collaborative international research. Email
this application, or any questions, to Paul Duffy
(paul.duffy@utoronto.ca). Review of applications will begin February 20
and continue until the positions are filled. Financial Support: Limited
funding may be available to cover airfares. Food and lodging will be
provided for participants during fieldwork in Hungary. Emergency travel
insurance must be provided by student volunteers. Eligibility: Students of
any citizenship may apply. Volunteers do not need to be enrolled at a
college or university to be eligible. Academic Credit No academic credit
or tuition. Contact Information Paul R. Duffy Department of Anthropology
University of Toronto, AP 520, 19 Russell St. Toronto, ONT Email:
paul.duffy@utoronto.ca



2. Timmins Martelle Heritage Consultants Inc. is looking to hire
archaeology undergraduate and graduate students for our upcoming field
season. See below for details:

Cultural Resource Management Positions
Timmins Martelle Heritage Consultants Inc. is now accepting applications
for personnel for the 2013 field season.
We are currently looking to hire individuals who can fill full-time,
seasonal positions as:
* archaeological field technicians and supervisors;
* report writers
Applicants should have some training in or knowledge of archaeological
field and laboratory methods. Experience in cultural resource management
is highly desirable but not mandatory.
Applicants interested in the position of Archaeological Field Supervisor
must possess an Anthropology/Archaeology (or related discipline) degree, a
valid Professional or Research Licence to supervise archaeological
fieldwork in Ontario, and a valid driver's licence.
Applicants will participate in archaeological projects throughout southern
Ontario and should be prepared for some overnight travel. All projects
will be run out of our London office. Field staff will be transported to
site and paid their full wage for travel. Some fieldwork will be conducted
jointly with First Nations groups. First Nations students are also
encouraged to apply.

Please forward inquiries and applications to:
Timmins Martelle Heritage Consultants Inc.
Museum of Ontario Archaeology
1600 Attawandaron Road
London, Ontario N6G 3M6
Phone: (519) 641-7222 Fax: (519) 641-7220
Attention: Tom Porawski, M.A.
tporawski@tmhc.ca