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    Hopewell Culture

    National Historical Park Ohio

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Employment Opportunities at Hopewell Culture NHP

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HOCU staff at Seip
Hopewell Culture NHP Interpretation and Resource Management staff at Seip Earthworks.
 

Current Job Vacancies at Hopewell Culture NHP

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Call 740-774-1126 to inquire about any upcoming student positions at Hopewell Culture NHP. All student positions will be listed on usajobs.gov when they become available.

Positions for Students & Recent Graduates

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Student Conservation Association Internship

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Did You Know?

Pink heelsplitter mussel

Freshwater mussels were an important resource for Hopewellian people. Mussels were used as  food, provided pearls for ornaments and shells were utilized for hoes.  Although plentiful during the Middle Woodland period, over-harvesting and low water quality have reduced their numbers drastically today.  Many freshwater mussels are on the State and Federal Endangered Species list. More...