Applied EarthWorks, Inc.

JOB ANNOUNCEMENT: Senior Archaeologist Applied EarthWorks, Inc. is hiring a Senior Archaeologist experienced in directing large, complex cultural resources projects and upholding quality standards. To best service our incredible long-term clients and newer projects on the Central Coast, this is a full time, salaried role in our Lompoc, CA office. Target pay range $76,960 - $96,408 annually/DOE. See full posting and apply online now: https://lnkd.in/gghCGCX6

JOB ANNOUNCEMENT: Principal Paleontologist Applied EarthWorks is hiring a paleontological and project management leader experienced in the environmental compliance setting and equally capable in both deliverable authorship and review. This is a full time, salaried role in our Pasadena, CA office. Target pay range $90,000 - 105,000 annually/DOE. See full posting and apply online now: https://lnkd.in/gEpTnc4i

Celebrating Pride Month, Applied EarthWorks, Inc. employees participated in the 3rd Annual Santa Ynez Valley Pride Festival. Thank you to Æ employee owners Michelle Louise Newcomb, Robert Newcomb, and Karin Pitts-Olmedo, for spreading the word about Archaeology and Paleontology in such an engaging way. At Applied EarthWorks, celebrating diversity is a way of life. https://lnkd.in/gTJ_f8Ui

Applied EarthWorks, Inc. GIS Team has been busy! See some of our cool 3D Modeling from recent projects on the AE SketchFab account. https://lnkd.in/gccQ9n5t

Applied EarthWorks, Inc. offered good advice and trading cards during the Society for California Archaeology Job Fair on Saturday. Thanks to Barry Price and Aimee Montenegro for representing our 100% employee owned company. Details: appliedearthworks.com ••• #societyforcaliforniaarchaeology #annualSCAmeeting2024 #californiaarchaeology #californiaCRM #archaeologist

Society for California Archaeology's 58th Annual Meeting kicked off in Riverside and Applied EarthWorks, Inc. is there! Make sure you check out Aimee Montenegro's poster, Emma Frances Cook, M.A., RPA and Erin Enright Parsick at the Æ Wine Table, and Barry Price at the Job Fair giving interview and resume advice. And extra special thanks to Renee Elder and other Æ staff volunteering at the Silent Auction. #SocietyforCaliforniaArchaeology #CEQA #ESOP #employeeowned #CulturalResources #Archaeology #Archaeologist #Section106 #HistoricResources #NationalHistoricPreservationAct #CulturalResourcesSpecialists

Wrap up the holidays with a new job. Applied EarthWorks, Inc. is hiring an on-call Staff Architectural Historian. Pays $25-$32 DOE We have extraordinary active projects in the Central Valley, on the Central Coast, and throughout Southern California. Details https://lnkd.in/g7bpDRbW Society for California Archaeology Society of Architectural Historians American Cultural Resources Association (ACRA) The ESOP Association ShovelBums LLC

This picture of wintery weather in the Netherlands sets the stage for a beloved Dutch December tradition: Sinterklaas Every December 5, the Netherlands gets ready to celebrate (the eve of) Sinterklaas. This holiday is believed to be based on the historical figure of Sint Nicolaas, or Saint Nicholas, a 4th century bishop from the South-Turkish town of Myra. Celebrations in honor of Sint Nicolaas gradually grew into a beloved tradition involving gifts and treats that would even continue under protestant rule. Elsewhere, Sint Nicolaas inspired other historical figures, including Santa Claus. Today, Dutch children know Sinterklaas to bring presents from his residence in Spain. His arrival by steam ship is met with great enthusiasm each year. From his arrival in the middle of November through Pakjesavond, the exchanging of gifts on December 5, children are allowed to leave out their empty shoe (traditionally a clog) once a week for a small gift. Hay and carrots are left in the shoe at night for Sinterklaas’ horse, and if you’re lucky, you receive a little something in return. Not too long ago, the holiday also included a healthy dose of fear as Sinterklaas would supposedly take those who misbehaved back to Spain in a burlap sack. For those that were good all year, that sack is filled with presents. While gift giving increasingly takes place at Christmas instead of Sinterklaas, the holiday remains popular with children and adults alike. Especially on a cold winter night, celebrating Sinterklaas brings families closer together across the country. ~ As shared by Applied EarthWorks, Inc. Principal Architectural Historian, Carlos van Onna, our roving reporter in the Netherlands .

  Since 1990 when the first Native American Heritage Month was proclaimed, November has been a month to reflect on our nation’s history, commemorate the contributions of Tribes, and celebrate the unique and widely diverse cultures of America’s First Peoples. Did You know? California is home to about 110 federally recognized tribes and an additional 81 that seek recognition in the Golden State. A short overview history of these groups can be found on the California Native American Heritage Commission website (https://lnkd.in/g2_wMd-z)   Our efforts at Æ honor the history, culture, and legacy of Tribal nations and Indigenous communities across California - and throughout the United States.  

Happy Halloween from the Applied EarthWorks, Inc. team in the Fresno office! Congratulations to Corina Garcia-Casey, Æ Accounting Generalist, for winning the mini-pumpkin decorating contest with nothing more than a Sharpie marker. Trick or Treat office to office to enjoy the holiday