Job Brief
As an Ethnoarchaeologist, you will engage in the interdisciplinary study of human origins, development, and behavior, focusing on cultural, linguistic, and physical characteristics of populations across various regions. Your primary responsibilities will include systematic recovery and examination of archaeological evidence, such as tools, pottery, and artifacts, to uncover the historical customs and daily practices of ancient civilizations. The ideal candidate will possess a strong background in anthropology and archaeology, with excellent analytical and research skills.
Responsibilities
- Conduct field research to gather material evidence from archaeological sites.
- Analyze artifacts and ecofacts to interpret past human activities and cultures.
- Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to develop comprehensive research projects.
- Prepare detailed reports and presentations based on research findings.
- Utilize advanced archaeological techniques, including GIS and remote sensing.
- Engage with local communities to understand contemporary cultural practices.
- Publish research in academic journals and participate in conferences.
- Stay updated on current trends and methodologies in ethnoarchaeology and anthropology.
Requirements
- Master’s degree or PhD in Anthropology, Archaeology, or a related field.
- Proven experience in archaeological fieldwork and research methodologies.
- Strong analytical skills with proficiency in data collection and analysis.
- Familiarity with ethnographic methods and cultural analysis.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Ability to work collaboratively in a diverse team environment.
- Knowledge of GIS software and other archaeological tools.
- Willingness to travel to remote locations for field research.
Similar Job Titles
- Archaeologist
- Cultural Anthropologist
- Field Archaeologist
- Ethnographer
- Prehistoric Archaeologist
- Archaeological Scientist
- Historical Archaeologist
- Material Culture Specialist
