Environmental Design & Research, Landscape Architecture, Engineering, & Environmental Services, D.P.C. (EDR) is seeking an experienced, team-oriented Project Archaeologist based in our Syracuse, Rochester, or Albany, New York offices. The qualified candidate will have:

•  At least 3 years of experience directing cultural resources investigations in New York, the northeast, and/or mid-Atlantic states;
• Strong writing skills and demonstrated ability to prepare cultural resources reports;
• Familiarity with both pre-contact (Native American) and historic-period archaeological sites and artifacts; and,
• Demonstrated understanding of federal and state regulatory processes (e.g., NEPA, Section 106, Section 14.09, SEQRA).

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Binghamton University’s Division of Research seeks a Director for the University’s Public Archaeology Facility (PAF), a campus-designated Organized Research Center. PAF is an archaeological research center that specializes in all dimensions of cultural resource management (CRM) within the Northeastern U.S., mainly in New York and Pennsylvania. Established in 1972, PAF’s grants and contracts support 25 employees (project managers, field/lab technicians, and administrative personnel) within the University’s Division of Research. Our staff provides federal, state, local, and private groups within the Northeastern US with professional archaeological surveys in compliance with state and federal regulations. Our grants and contracts generate scholarly research that enhances the professional visibility of our staff, faculty, students, and university within the local community, region, and nation. We train archaeologists (undergraduates and graduates) to be field and research specialists within a CRM context. Our staff implements “Public Archaeology” through community programs, Native American collaborations, and preservation initiatives.

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Under the supervision of the Director of Archaeology, the Urban Archaeologist/Curators will help to incorporate historic artifacts from two archaeological collections, the Stadt Huys and 7 Hanover Square excavations.  Work will include: verifying, rehousing, and cataloging. The work will occur at 114 W 47th Street. The NYC Archaeological Repository: The Nan A. Rothschild Research Center is managed by the Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC), which is the New York City agency that is responsible for protecting New York City’s architecturally, historically, and culturally significant buildings and sites.

NYC Job Posting Urban Archaeologist (207.3 KiB)