ArchaeologicalFieldSupervisor

## Key responsibilities include Archaeological Fieldwork Supervision: Conduct and supervise archaeological field investigations including Phase I surveys, Phase II evaluations, monitoring, and limited data recovery under the direction of a Principal Investigator. Lead field crews during pedestrian survey, shovel testing, excavation, and site documentation. Ensure accurate field recording, mapping, photography, and completion of site forms. Maintain field equipment, vehicles, and supplies and ensure proper use by field staff. Technical Support & Regulatory Compliance: Support Section 106 compliance efforts through field data collection, background research, and technical documentation. Assist with artifact identification, analysis, cataloging, and curation tasks. Contribute to technical reports, site evaluations, eligibility recommendations, and cultural resources documentation. Follow established federal, state, and client-specific cultural resources standards and protocols. Coordination & Professional Practice: Coordinate daily field activities with Principal Investigator. Provide technical oversight and on-the-job training to field technicians and junior staff. Ensure compliance with health and safety policies, job hazard analyses, and fieldwork best practices. Communicate field progress, issues, and findings clearly and timely to project leadership. Perform other duties associated with the position as assigned. ## Required qualifications Master’s degree in archaeology, anthropology, or a closely related field with a specialization in archaeology Graduate-level coursework and training in archaeology, including: Archaeological theory Field methods and techniques Laboratory methods Cultural areas and regional archaeology Four (4) months or more of supervised field and analytic experience in North American archaeology At least one (1) year of supervisory experience in archaeological survey, excavation, and/or laboratory techniques A minimum of one (1) year of experie