Archaeological Consulting Services is seeking resumes for a Senior Project Manager and a Field Archaeologist. See the attachments for details.

SENIOR_PROJECT_MANAGER_2018.pdf

FA_posting_II_2018.pdf

Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. (Jacobs) has an opening for a Senior Archaeologist/Archaeologist III. This position is classified as a full-time position. Work will be performed from Jacobs’ downtown Phoenix office location. Duties include conducting site file checks at various archaeological repositories throughout Arizona and Nevada; preparing various cultural resources reports (including Class I overviews, Class III survey reports, monitoring reports, and others as-needed); conducting all levels of archaeological fieldwork (including archaeological survey, construction monitoring, testing, data recovery, and historic evaluations); and other tasks as assigned. This position requires preparing detailed field notes and archaeological site records, conducting research, and writing reports.

An M.A. degree or higher in Anthropology with an emphasis in Archaeology is required, and the preferred candidate should demonstrate ability to travel in support of projects located throughout the United States. Candidates should include selected publication references and a technical report writing sample along with the resume submitted for consideration. Please visit www.jacobs.com and search on requisition number BIA000175. Please feel free to contact Glennda Luhnow at (602) 650-4060 or Glennda.luhnow@jacobs.com for further information.

Volume 5 Number 2 of the Journal of Arizona Archaeology is out! Members can log in and download the issue in the members section of the website. 

Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. is currently accepting candidates for part-time Archaeological Field Technician positions for field work in the Phoenix area and greater Arizona. Preferred candidates should demonstrate at least two years of field experience in Arizona, and have experience conducting archaeological construction monitoring and survey. Please visit www.jacobs.com and search on requisition number BIA000130 to apply. For additional information, please contact Glennda Luhnow at 602-650-4060, or glennda.luhnow@jacobs.com.

The next board meeting will be held on Friday, June 8, at 5:00 pm at the Hotel Valley Ho in Scottsdale and is open to AAC members. The specific location within the hotel will be determined just prior to the meeting.

The 2018 spring AAC Newsletter is out! The newsletter includes 10 field reports and new announcements. Members can log in and view the newsletter in the "Member Access Only" section of the website. Expired members can renew their memberships by logging in and clicking on "View Profile."

EnviroSystems Management, Inc. is hiring a Cultural Resources Division Director. The job announcement is attached here.

ESM CR Division Director Job Announcement.pdf

The Arizona Archaeological Council (AAC) is extremely pleased to announce that Governor Ducey vetoed House Bill 2498.  The AAC would like to thank all of our members who showed up to legislative committee meetings, wrote letters, sent e-mails, and made phone calls to the legislature and Governor Ducey.  We would also like to thank the Coalition for American Heritage, the Society for American Archaeology, the Society for Historic Archaeology, the Register of Professional Archaeologists, the American Cultural Resources Association, the Arizona Site Steward Foundation, the Arizona Preservation Foundation, and the American Rock Art Research Association for their support.  We would also like to thank the Tohono O’odham Nation, San Carlos Apache Tribe, and the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community for their support in opposition of the bill, as well as the tireless efforts of numerous individuals that stepped up and kept the momentum going through this arduous process.  Finally, I would like to thank Governor Ducey for listening to Arizona’s tribal communities and heritage resource professionals.  We still have a lot of work to do, but can move forward with confidence that are voices will be heard.

State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) is pleased to announce that we will be hiring a new compliance review archaeologist.  The application for this position has been posted on the State of Arizona job board, and can be accessed by using the link below:

https://azstatejobs.azdoa.gov/ltmprod/xmlhttp/shorturl.do?key=2CKC