1. Archaeological Aides Work under supervision, on a temporary
or seasonal basis only, to excavate in archaeological sites; and
to do other related work. Use shovels, trowels, brushes,
screens, and other archaeologists' hand tools to open trenches
in archaeological sites; recover and record artifacts and
features revealed; remove, clean, repair, catalog, and otherwise
care for the specimens recovered. Ability to read and write
English at a level required for successful job performance; use
a variety of hand tools including shovels, trowels, and small
tools; perform varied manual tasks; follow oral and written
directions; learn work procedures quickly; keep simple notes and
records. Education equivalent to completion of the 12th grade
and experience in archaeological field work similar to that
performed on the job. A student of anthropology with formal
class work in archaeological field methods; archaeological field
experience under professional supervision; experience in basic
museum techniques; a general kno