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Archaeology Contacts

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  • #2
    shipwreck
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 775 ✭✭✭shipwreck


    Any archaeology students interested in DOE internships, check out www.environ.ie, usually advertised in march.
    The Internships run for the summer, and there are positions in all depts of the National Monuments services. Id defo recommend them,spend many happy summers working there!!!
    Generally you must be studying archaeology, architecture or GIS to get a job but they are an excellent way to make contacts in the industry and get involved in some exciting projects!


  • #3
    Fletch123
    Closed Accounts Posts: 328 ✭✭Fletch123


    The UCD Archaeology webpage has a good links section.

    Also, www.irishconsultants.ie has a list of archaeology companies.

    The BAJR occasionally advertise Irish jobs.

    And the Golden Pages is a good place to get started.


  • #4
    uncle ernie
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 406 ✭✭uncle ernie


    shipwreck wrote: »
    Any archaeology students interested in DOE internships, check out www.environ.ie, usually advertised in march.
    The Internships run for the summer, and there are positions in all depts of the National Monuments services. Id defo recommend them,spend many happy summers working there!!!
    Generally you must be studying archaeology, architecture or GIS to get a job but they are an excellent way to make contacts in the industry and get involved in some exciting projects!

    any more info on this? what were you doing exactly.do they advertise on the website?
    not too far away from the job hunt myself


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