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2. Archaeologist tools. Archaeologist working Most archaeologist positions with museums, universities and State and Federal Government require a master's or Ph.D. in archaeology. Some field positions in the private sector only require a bachelor degree in the field. Many archaeologists work in museums conducting research, giving public presentations, preparing museum displays and caring for the collections.

3. Anthropologist Tools Anthropology is a social science that examines humanity. From ancestors to contemporary society, from ancient wall carvings to modern blogs, anthropology studies all aspects of culture, language, behavior and history of human beings. Upper level courses include area studies and topics such as gender, ethnographic film applied anthropology, the evolution of primates, or forensic anthropology Anthropologist Working