West Texas Archaeology Field Technician—Outdoor Survey

System One; Tucson (AZ); On-site; USD 30,686 - 43,704; Full time

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Job summary

System One is seeking Archaeological Field Technicians for a large cultural resource survey near Fort Stockton, Texas. The project covers ~90,000 acres with an initial 12-day field session in mid-to-late August and long-term work starting in November.

Approximately 50 positions are available, with overtime and company-provided lodging. Responsibilities include intensive pedestrian surveys, shovel tests, site recording and documentation, under crew chiefs, with safety and quality-control

Qualifications

• Previous archaeological fieldwork or accredited archaeological field school
• Bachelor’s degree in archaeology, anthropology or a related discipline preferred
• Experience with pedestrian survey, shovel testing and site recording
• West Texas, New Mexico or broader Southwest archaeological experience strongly preferred
• Ability to perform physically demanding work in remote terrain
• Ability to work extended days and overtime
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to accurate documentation
• Valid driver’s license preferred

Responsibilities

• Conduct intensive pedestrian surveys across rugged West Texas terrain
• Complete approximately 10 shovel tests per day, depending on field conditions
• Identify and record archaeological sites, isolated finds and cultural resources
• Accurately complete field forms, shovel-test records and site documentation
• Assist with site mapping, photography and artifact identification
• Follow established safety, archaeological and quality-control procedures
• Work effectively under the direction of crew chiefs and project leadership
• Hike substantial distances and work outdoors in changing weather conditions

Skills

Fieldwork

Shovel tests

Site recording

Documentation

Education

Bachelor’s degree in archaeology/anthropology

Job description

System One is seeking Archaeological Field Technicians for a large cultural resource survey near Fort Stockton, Texas. The project covers ~90,000 acres with an initial 12-day field session in mid-to-late August and long-term work starting in November.

Approximately 50 positions are available, with overtime and company-provided lodging. Responsibilities include intensive pedestrian surveys, shovel tests, site recording and documentation, under crew chiefs, with safety and quality-control