Fascinated by archaeology? Our fab archaeology merch: dig team tee-shirts, Tatty Devine jewellery range, tote bags, and more! DigVentures is a social business that specialises in crowdfunding, crowdsourcing and digital methods to increase public participation in archaeological research. A little background on me… I studied archaeology at the University of Exeter and graduated in 2010, followed by a Masters in forensic archaeology at the Institute of Archaeology at UCL. Crowdfunding is not about the money - it's about the power of the crowd. You’ll also be an essential part of the project reporting for the Heritage Lottery Fund. Additionally, under the asylum and immigration act, we are required to check that anyone taking up employment with us has the legal right to work in the EU.
Execution of field programme, with input from Head of Fieldwork, Programme Manager and Directors, Lead on-site delivery of field archaeology projects, including supporting and leading DVs field team, Manage and grow project relationships with stakeholders such as landowners, clients and monitoring bodies, Be responsible for the field-based collection and management of the site archive (including digital records, images and finds), Support management of project logistics, tracking project resources with the Programme Manager and Director of Operations, Completion of projects to the satisfaction of client, local and national stakeholders, and the DV team, Working with DVs Directors to expand the field programme, Supporting the delivery of our public-facing field programme, Attending meetings as necessary and occasionally deputising for DV Directors as appropriate, Some evening and weekend working will be required, TOIL will be given in these instances, Archaeology degree or equivalent sector experience, At least 3+ years professional experience in field archaeology, equivalent to BAJR Grade 5, or experienced ACIfA level, archaeologist, Experience of writing WSIs and archaeological evaluation and excavation reports, High level of professionalism, and ability to understand and respond appropriately to different audiences, Excellent judgement in dealing with clients, stakeholders and colleagues, Excellent organisational, time and self-management skills, Knowledge of applications, including GIS, Windows, Word, Excel and PowerPoint, Full and clean UK driver’s license and own transportation, Accreditation – membership at minimum ACIfA level of CIfA. This course is for kids and teens who want to be the archaeologists of the future. Be the first one! Easy opt-out at any time - Privacy Policy. DigVentures is digging this summer – join our adventure here! DigNation: the archaeology festival in your own home. DigVentures is a social business that specialises in crowdfunding, crowdsourcing and digital methods to increase public participation in archaeological research.
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