Working as an archaeologist in Australia

Guadalupe aboard a helicopter for survey work in Western Australia
Guadalupe aboard a helicopter for survey work in Western Australia, 2010; © Guadalupe Cincunegui
by Irma Havlicek
Powerhouse Museum Online Producer

Just published in our Archaeology Q&A section is a new entry by Guadalupe Cincunegui providing a perspective of someone who works as a consulting archaeologist in Australia.

For any of you in Australia contemplating archaeology as a future profession, Guadalupe’s story may give you some idea about job possibilities in Australia.

Like all the other archaeologists who tell their stories in our Q&A section, Guadalupe’s passion for archaeology shines through – so much so that she still spends her holidays volunteering on a dig at Pella in Jordan.

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