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Archaeobotanical Specialist and Archaeologist (Bakewell or Sheffield)
Salary: £23,000 with generous benefits package Applications are invited for a professional, highly motivated and capable archaeobotanist with an excellent track record in producing high quality reports on botanical macrofossils and with the ability to identify charred wood samples. You must also have experience in, and be willing to undertake, general archaeological tasks including fieldwork and project work. You will need to have excellent English skills and will be responsible for completing environmental assessments and analyses on commercial and research-based archaeological projects. A good knowledge of British archaeology is highly desirable as well as a track record in reports and publication. You must have strong IT skills and be able to work as an effective team member who can be relied on to deliver to tight deadlines. The post will be located in our Bakewell or Sheffield office and you will be responsible to the Operations Manager and via him to our Senior Archaeologist. The post is tenable from 21st February 2011, or shortly thereafter, and subject to successful completion of a 3 month probationary period, will become a permanent position thereafter. To apply you must complete:
Send all completed documents by email to: personnel@archaeologicalresearchservices.com All the necessary documentation can be downloaded from: www.archaeologicalresearchservices.com . For any further information concerning this vacancy please contact Personnel on 01629 814540. Closing date for applications is strictly 5pm on Friday 11th February 2011 with interviews to be held on Thursday 17th February 2011 at our Bakewell office. We do not reply to all applications but will contact you if you have been selected for interview.
Time Team are currently in production for their 19th series and are looking to make some changes to the on screen team. We are looking for a female Co- Presenter, someone who ideally has experience in presenting archaeology, history or anthropology programming. It would also be great to hear about more general presenters with a proven passion for these subjects, an academic background or otherwise. This person does not have to be overly experienced or knowledgeable as we have plenty of expertise within the existing on and off- screen team, however intelligence, natural curiosity and a passion for Archaeology is a must! Tony Robinson will continue to be the Series Presenter, introduce the programmes and voice them. The shoot schedule runs from 4 April to 12 August, with three filming days every other week, tending to fall Tuesday – Thursday with travel days either side. The digs and their locations are still to be confirmed. We are looking for someone who has expertise in Computational Archaeology to be an occasional contributor (specific programmes only), explaining all computer output to the presenters and on- screen team (ie. they would not be required to present). We are also looking for an Field Archaeologist who would essentially be a digger, spending all three days of every programme in a trench, again speaking to the presenters and on- screen team about finds and thoughts. At least 24 months of full time digging experience would be required. For these two non- presenter roles we are happy to consider people with or without broadcast experience. What is important is high energy, good rapport with the team and of course to be comfortable on camera. If these broadcast roles are of interest, I’d be delighted to discuss this with you. Many thanks, Jude Jude Parker Development Producer – Time Team: Series 19
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