Edo Museum of West African Art (EMOWAA) is currently seeking for application from qualified applicants to fill the vacant position of Field Archaeologists. interested and qualified applicants can apply via the details below
The Edo Museum of West African Art (EMOWAA) is an independent non-profit organisation in Nigeria set up to drive research and execute high-value cultural, arts and heritage initiatives in West Africa. Our evolving research partners include major institutions such as the National Commission of Museums and Monuments (NCMM), the British Museum (BM), and the Deutsche Archaeological Institute (DAI).
EMOWAA’s dynamic research programme will initially focus on the historic core of pre-colonial Benin City, the capital of the Benin Empire and one of the most important archaeological sites in West Africa. Fieldwork began early 2022 with a series of targeted excavations and geospatial mapping of ancient earthwork structures. The next phase of work with the British Museum will begin in October 2022 ahead of the construction of its new heritage research and archive centre – the Pavilion.
We are seeking competent, self motivated, hardworking and result driven professional to fill the position below:
Job Title: Field Archaeologist
Location: Benin, Edo or Lagos
Employment Type: 6 Month Contract
Reporting Line: EMOWAA Lead Archaeologist
Start Date: September 2022, 6 months fixed contract
Job Overview
Key Responsibilities
Experience & Qualifications
Career Growth & Development
Compensation & Benefits
Competitive, subject to credentials
Application Closing Date
30th August, 2022.
Method of Application
Interested and qualified candidates should send their one page Cover Letter and CV to: [email protected] using the Job Title as the subject of the mail.
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