https://www.usajobs.gov/job/846233500

• It will work as a field antiquities scientist who leads or contributes to planning, research, implementation, reporting of archaeological field work projects, and collecting sensing data from a dimension related to submerged resources.
• Historical conservation consultations will lead to enhancing archaeological investigations, preserving the site, mitigation activities, developing policy, programs and procedures to manage the American maritime maritime military crafts
• It will conduct historical research in archives such as those in NHHC and the archives and national records to support the identification, interpretation and management of the masculine military craft in the US Navy.
• Awareness efforts that include archaeological field work, including joint projects with the National Museum of the American Navy, will be led, and closely coordinated with the museum employees for events, projects and potential exhibitions.

In addition to the basic requirements for this position, your CV must also show at least one year of specialized experience equivalent to the next minimum level (GS-11) or the payment range in federal service or equivalent experience in the private or public sector that performs the following duties:

1. Developing politics and cultural resources in that they relate to submerged cultural resources, including the mired and terrestrial military craftsmanship;
2. Apply scientific analytical techniques and the interpretation of archaeological data, including the use of archaeological sensor tools, a far -applied survey, and the drilling methodology;
3. Leading archaeological surveys or excavations as a major investigator;
4. Conduct archival research on maritime or maritime history, ships and construction design, and the history of aviation in the context of the archaeological investigation;
5. Development of the museum, content and explanatory materials exhibition in the context of archaeological research.

https://www.usajobs.gov/job/846233500

• It will work as a field antiquities scientist who leads or contributes to planning, research, implementation, reporting of archaeological field work projects, and collecting sensing data from a dimension related to submerged resources.
• Historical conservation consultations will lead to enhancing archaeological investigations, preserving the site, mitigation activities, developing policy, programs and procedures to manage the American maritime maritime military crafts
• It will conduct historical research in archives such as those in NHHC and the archives and national records to support the identification, interpretation and management of the masculine military craft in the US Navy.
• Awareness efforts that include archaeological field work, including joint projects with the National Museum of the American Navy, will be led, and closely coordinated with the museum employees for events, projects and potential exhibitions.

In addition to the basic requirements for this position, your CV must also show at least one year of specialized experience equivalent to the next minimum level (GS-11) or the payment range in federal service or equivalent experience in the private or public sector that performs the following duties:

1. Developing politics and cultural resources in that they relate to submerged cultural resources, including the mired and terrestrial military craftsmanship;
2. Apply scientific analytical techniques and the interpretation of archaeological data, including the use of archaeological sensor tools, a far -applied survey, and the drilling methodology;
3. Leading archaeological surveys or excavations as a major investigator;
4. Conduct archival research on maritime or maritime history, ships and construction design, and the history of aviation in the context of the archaeological investigation;
5. Development of the museum, content and explanatory materials exhibition in the context of archaeological research.