The ARI ArchaeoCorps program provides individuals with the unique opportunity to gain valuable experience through engaging service work.
ArchaeoCorps members can contribute to important archaeological research, public educational programming, land stewardship projects and raise awareness around the importance of archaeology, cultural and natural resource preservation, and environmental stewardship within the communities they serve. Members receive a living stipend and an education award for their service. Members gain valuable experience leading projects, working with the public and much more!
To apply for a position, please follow these steps:
- Review available positions below.
- Consider which role aligns with your skills, qualifications, and educational and career goals.
- Prepare & submit your application online.
- Interview selection: If your application stands out and you meet the initial criteria, you may be selected for an interview. ARI will reach out to you through email or phone to schedule a suitable time for the interview.
- Applications Due By:
- For positions starting in September- July 20th
- For positions starting in January- November 2nd
(450 Hour) Archaeological Technician- ArchaeoCorps AmeriCorps Service Position
The Experimental Archaeology Assistant provides support to the Experimental Archaeology Manager by conducting research to fill gaps in knowledge about the past that cannot be filled through other archaeological research methods. They carry out archaeological experiments to answer specific research questions by practically testing the production, use, and/or formation of material culture and/or archaeological features.…
(675 Hour) Experimental Archaeology Technician- ArchaeoCorps AmeriCorps Service Position
The Experimental Archaeology Technician provides support to the Experimental Archaeology Project Manager by conducting research to fill gaps in knowledge about the past that cannot be filled through other archaeological research methods. They carry out archaeological experiments to answer specific research questions by practically testing the production, use, and/or formation of material culture and/or archaeological…
(675 Hour) Lab Technician - ArchaeoCorps AmeriCorps Service Position
The Lab Technician supports the Lab Project Manger in overseeing the lab at ARI. They manage all aspects of work related to the analysis, interpretation, and curation of archaeological collections. This includes supervising lab staff, volunteers, and visitors, managing schedules and budgets, assisting in authoring/editing reports, and communicating with ARI staff, volunteers, and visitors. The…
(675 Hour) Field Technician - ArchaeoCorps AmeriCorps Service Position (2 Positions Available)
The Field Technician supports the Field Project Manager to oversee the ARI field crews, including volunteers and visitors, in locating, collecting, recording, and interpreting data for survey and excavation projects. They ensure the quality of archaeological data, fieldwork, and paperwork. The Field Manager performs archaeological surveys, testing, data recovery, and monitoring. They complete tasks in…