r/AskArchaeology

I have a bachelors in anthropology and history and I have done one field school with an internship in an arch lab and doing research about Polynesian house hold archaeology. So that’s my experience at the moment. But obviously they want at least 5 years to be considered for an entry level position. What did yall do before yall got a job as an archaeologist/lab technician? Any advice would be nice!!!

also please be nice im sensitive.

Of course, how are you? And next, where are we going to place these people in their next CRM job? If you can help, pipe up.

I’ve recently j started shovelbumming as a field tech and was trying to improve on my artifact identification, specifically with native american lithics but would love to improve across the board. Anyone have any good self taught methods, like websites ot literature. So far i’ve just been annoying my field lead with nonstop questions.

Thanks yall!