Research Archaeologist
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April 29, 2024
Updated June 6, 2024
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Research Archaeologists investigate and study the past human activity by excavating and analyzing archaeological sites and artifacts. They work both indoors and outdoors, in various locations around the world. Research Archaeologists use their findings to reconstruct past cultures and environments, and to understand the evolution of human societies.
Education
Most Research Archaeologists have a master's or doctoral degree in archaeology or a related field, such as anthropology, history, or geology. Some Research Archaeologists also have a background in museum studies or historic preservation.
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Find a path to becoming a Research Archaeologist. Learn more at:
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