What does an archaeological associate in Krka National Park
do?
- participates in systematic archaeological research of the
Burnum site, gets acquainted with the methods of processing and diagnostics of
archaeological remains.
How many volunteers are needed?
20
When can you volunteer?
From July to September
What are the working hours of volunteers?
Four and eight hours a day, between 9:00 and 17:00, or in a
split shift - four hours in the morning (9:00 to 13:00) and four hours in the
afternoon (16:00 to 20:00), as needed.
What qualifications should a volunteer have?
- students in the scientific field of archaeology,
- have good working ethics, being responsible and work and
task-oriented,
- experience in archaeological research is desirable but not a
requirement,
- preference for spending time in nature,
- teamwork and people skills, and
- expressed communication skills.
What languages the volunteer needs to know?
Mandatory knowledge of the Croatian language. Knowledge of
another world language is welcome. Volunteers from foreign countries can
volunteer only if they understand and speak English or Italian.
Possibility of volunteering for disabled people
Due to the natural configuration of the terrain, the
workplace is not suitable for people with disabilities.
Where volunteers work?
Volunteers will perform activities at pre-determined
locations of the Park: the Roman military camp and the Burnum amphitheatre and
the Krka Eco Campus in Puljane. Krka Eco Campus
Accommodation
The accommodation is provided at the volunteer centre in the
Krka Eco Campus in Puljane. The campus is located 53 km from Šibenik, 23 km
from Knin, 21 km from Drniš and 7 km from Oklaj.
Food
Meals provided (two meals a day).
Transportation
Local transportation within the Park is provided - the Park
will provide transportation of volunteers from the place of their accommodation
within the Park to the location of the volunteer activities.
What can volunteers do when they are not volunteering?
- visit hiking trails in Krka NP,
- explore the local environment and cultural and historical sites,
and
- use social facilities on campus.
Why volunteer in Krka National Park?
- to gain experience in archaeological research and experience
working with an archaeological team
- to improve professional knowledge,
- to learn about the history of these areas, mostly the
ancient history,
- to meet visitors, locals and the Public Institution, make
new friends and expand the social network,
- to improve knowledge of foreign languages,
- to learn about the local community and develop new ideas and
partnerships, and
- to enjoy nature or engage in sports activities.