I would check with the University of Hawaii, the Bishop Museum, and the National Park Service.  I'm pretty sure they all have web sites.

"Michael A. Lewis" wrote:

>     Greetings all.
>     I just learned today that my wife has been offered a substantial
> position on Maui, Hawaii. Needless to say, jobs for archaeologists are
> scarce worldwide, let alone in Hawaii. I'm asking for help from anyone
> on the list who may have leads to archaeology/anthropology opportunities
>
> in Hawaii.
>     I have a Ph.D. in anthropology (1995) and I've worked for the past
> six years as Archaeology Collections Manager at a university natural
> history museum. I've been very active in repatriation. My research
> interests are in dendrochronology/climatology and protohistorical
> technology change.
>     Any and all leads would be much appreciated. We need to make a
> decision soon!
>     Thanks, hugely!
>     Michael A. Lewis
>
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