So more detailed numbers to go with the average salaries posted earlier–
Unlike with other positions there is not a great range in the possible pay that an assistant professor in archaeology could obtain. The average is around 60k a year (all numbers are assumed to be full time employment) and the majority of positions offer pay around the number (50-69k) with a few outliers. As mentioned several times in previous posts these are adjusted numbers based on the fact that archaeologists appear to make about 90% of the average pay of professors(full, associate, assistant) at universities. If you are an assistant professor chances are that your probably making between 50-69k but a few make a little more.
Posted in: Archaeology the Profession
Doug's Archaeology 
February 23rd, 2012 → 11:12 pm
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