Archeologist

 
 
      Duties and Responsibilities: Archeologist examine ancient sites and objects to learn about the past. Their purpose is to record, interpret and preserve archeological remains for future generations. They are commonly found carrying out excavations often named 'digs'. They also can help in museums to help preserve the artifacts. Give educational talks and presentations, conduct laboratory test mange an excavation, managing teams of diggers. In conclusion there is a lot responsibilities for Archeologist and there is many more.
     
  Salary: $97,040

   Educations: Though archaeologists generally need at least a master's degree, the archaeology field offers employment opportunities for those who have bachelor's, master's or doctoral degrees. The Society for American Archaeology recommends that students look for degree programs with an archaeology laboratory, and least one staff archaeologist and fieldwork opportunities.

Demand: According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, archaeologists and anthropologists were expected to experience a 4% growth in employment from 2014-2024. This growth, although slower than the average for all other occupations, was predicted to be spurred by steady use among corporations to understand cultures and social groups.
 
  I would like to be one because it would be cool to fine something that is from ancient times and be the first one to find it. Additionally it has fine pay and it can be an adventure to go to different countries and discover artifacts.