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An archaeologist studies past human societies through the items made by those people, the environment they lived in, the things they built, and the foods they ate. Archaeology is the study of societies that have come and gone.

An archaeologist may be involved at any stage of this process from the field archaeologist who excavates the sites these people lived in and recovers the evidence, documenting items that are found, how far underground they are, to specialists involved at later stages who may work dating the items and identifying them or looking at the environmental evidence. Some archaeologists may specialise in the archaeology of particular areas or types of artifact. For example Egyptologists are a type of archaeologist. Various types of archaeologist work together to understand how these past societies may have been.
An archaeologist is a person that studies ancient peoples, societies, and cultures. He does this by collecting and analyzing artifacts from the past. Sometimes, many artifacts are found through the excavation of historical sites.
Archeology is the systematic study of past human life and culture by the recovery and examination of remaining material evidence, such as graves, buildings, tools, and pottery. Archaeological investigations are a principal source of modern knowledge of prehistoric, ancient, and extinct cultures.

An archeologist is the person who supervises excavations, collects the evidence, and studies historic or prehistoric peoples and their cultures by analysis of their artifacts, inscriptions, monuments, and other such remains, especially those that have been excavated.

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