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school and have at least 5 years of North American cultural resource management experience working in the western US. Archaeological experience in the Great Plains, Intermountain West, and Pacific Coast
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This position is located with the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Western Region in Phoenix, Arizona. The incumbent will serve as expert Regional staff authority with regard to cultural resources matters
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various digital data collection software and hardware and expected to contribute to the completion of state IMACS forms. Experience in the western US is preferred but not required. Your Impact Participation
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demonstrated expertise in cultural permitting projects, with an emphasis in the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA)). Experience with permitting processes specific to western states a plus. A minimum of
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cultural permitting projects, with an emphasis in the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA)). Experience with permitting processes specific to western states a plus. A minimum of five (5) years
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cultural permitting projects, with an emphasis in the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA)). Experience with permitting processes specific to western states a plus. A minimum of five (5) years
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personnel deployment throughout the western United States. This includes the scheduling and dispatching of field personnel, booking lodging when necessary, and ensuing that field crews have appropriate safety
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deployment throughout the western United States. This includes the scheduling and dispatching of field personnel, booking lodging when necessary, and ensuing that field crews have appropriate safety gear
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project studies; archaeological excavation, artifact identification and associated field work. Experience in the Upper Midwest and other Great Plains or Western U.S. states is highly preferred. Permitted
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or equivalent experience. At least two years of experience working in Cultural Resources Management in California or the Western U.S. Experience with the application of standard archaeological survey and