The good thing is that you get to travel the world and study ancient stuff and fossils .
One downside of being an archaeologist is the physical demands of fieldwork, such as working in remote locations, extreme weather conditions, and long hours of digging. Additionally, job opportunities can be competitive and funding for research projects may be limited, leading to periods of job insecurity.
Digging up artifacts of ancient peoples.
Advantages for an archaeologist include the opportunity to uncover new knowledge about past cultures, contribute to scientific research, and engage with history and artifacts firsthand. Disadvantages may include working in remote or uncomfortable locations, facing challenges with funding and resources, and not always being able to definitively interpret findings due to missing information.
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Negatives* If you work in the field, you may end up crippled by the time you are 30 from heavy lifting, hard physical work and being out in all weathers. * For a job which requires a degree, in many cases it does not offer a great rate of pay. * The job market is often unstable, and much of the work is seasonal. * There are limited research grants compared to many other areas such as natural sciences. * You have to go to school for a LONG time. Positives * If you're an archaeologist, you'll certainly be doing it for the love of the job and will not be deterred by any of the above. * You will be able to converse with strangers at dinner parties with ease. Everyone is interested in your job. * You get to be the first person to see an artifact left behind by another human being possibly thousands and thousands of years ago.* Your work is relevant to everyone, the human past is everyone's past. * Although Indiana Jones is just a film, excavation adventures can be pretty unique. * You may also get to travel the world.
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One downside of being an archaeologist is the physical demands of fieldwork, such as working in remote locations, extreme weather conditions, and long hours of digging. Additionally, job opportunities can be competitive and funding for research projects may be limited, leading to periods of job insecurity.
Yes it does.
you get qualified for a job
there are lots of benefits to owning a bakery because you can choose who to hire.
there isn't any
Money-wise a lawyer is definitly better than an archaeologist, but personally I think archaeology would be a more enjoyable job.
Digging up artifacts of ancient peoples.
Giuseppe Fiorelli became an archaeologist by being rich or loving and smart at history.
D. Digging up artifects of ancient peoples
You will always have plenty of friends. You will always find a job.
Yes, tangible is one of the benefits of a salary because tangible means of being attached.