A zooarchaeologist is someone who is well practised in the science of animal remains at archaeological sites.
$80,000 a year
A person who studies the remains of human bodies is called a forensic anthropologist. They analyze the bones and skeletal remains to determine information such as age, sex, ancestry, stature, and any evidence of trauma or disease.
There are many more types of archaeologist than those listed below, but here are six: # Field archaeologist # Environmental archaeologist # Forensic archaeologist # Landscape archaeologist # Experimental archaeologist # Osteoarchaeologist See related questions below for a longer list.