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» Archaeological Collections Manager & NAGPRA Coordinator | Kansas State University (Application review begins May 25, 2022 and continues until filled)
» Archaeology and Historic Preservation Department Director | The State Historical Society of North Dakota (Closes June 2, 2022)
» Archeologist (GS-12) | U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Applications accepted through May 6, 2022)
» Archeologist (GS-13) | U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Applications accepted through May 12, 2022)
» Bioarchaeologist and Research Archaeologist | VPR-Office of the State Archaeologist of Iowa (Applications accepted through May 10, 2022)
» Archaeologist / Research Associate | Kansas State University (Open Until Filled. For best consideration, apply by April 24, 2022)
» Public Service Assistant Specialists (3 Positions) | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (Applications due May 20, 2022)
» Assistant Professor - Department of Anthropology | Appalachian State University (Open Until Filled)
» Senior Project Manager - Cultural Resources | SWCA Environmental Consultants (Open Until Filled)
» Digital Assets Manager | Illinois State Museum (Open Until Filled)
☛ Ancient coffeetrees discovered at Mitchell Prehistoric Indian Village
☛ A Cave with ancient drawings has been sold, but not to the tribe that hoped to buy it (Article about Picture Cave in MO)
☛ Geophysical survey team investigating Fort Scott National Historic Site
☛ Tulsa to reinter bodies exhumed as part of Tulsa Race Massacre investigation
☛ Dearfield was a Booming Black Community a Century Ago. Now There's a Renewed Push to Preserve the Ghost Town that Remains.
☛ Archaeologists to research labor camps at historic railroad site in Sioux City
☛ Archaeology dig near Tie Siding yields extensive artifacts
☛ Archaeologists surveyed Brown v. Board site for next year's field excavations. Here is what they hope to find.
☛ To find answers about the 1921 race massacre, Tulsa digs up its painful past.
☛ New Method May Help Find Ancient Artifacts in Wyoming