Which course should I opt in archeology?

Hi Khyati, Archaeology is a perfect career for those people who derive self-satisfaction in discovering a part of history and culture long lost in the dust of time. It is a career that is very much in demand since archaeologists have to spend infinite hours and days camping and undertaking field work at laboratories and in excavation sites. An archaeologist therefore must have the patience to work on a project that may take months and even years to compete. Few essential skills required for an archaeologist are reading habits, knowledge about past history, excellent penmanship and an analytical and focused mind. In comparison to monetary benefits, fame and recognition are considered more benefit in this field/occupation. Demand for archaeologists in India:- India has a rich cultural heritage that can go thousands of years back. A well experienced archaeologist has a perpetual demand to work on new projects of archaeology. Experienced lectures, curators and conservators are highly in demand in the country. To meet the demand of the archaeology in the country universities and institutes are try hard and are doing a good job. Courses in Archaeology:- Diploma Courses in Archaeology M.A. (Archaeology) M.A. (Ancient Indian History and Archaeology) Post-Graduate Diploma in Archaeology Basic Eligibility UG: Those who want to pursue a Bachelor's degree in Archaeology should have studied history as a subject in 10+2. PG: For degree or post graduate diploma courses in archaeology one should have completed his/her graduation in any discipline. However, graduates in social sciences like sociology, history, anthropology are given a preference. Specializations Some specializations of archaeology are as follows:- Historical archaeology: - It is the study of cultures with some form of writing.Ethnoarchaeology: - It is archaeological study of living people.Experimental archaeology: - It is the application of experimental methods to develop highly controlled observations of processes to create and impact archaeological records. Archaeometry aims to systematise archaeological measurement by emphasizing application of analytical techniques from physics, chemistry and engineering. Hope it helps. Please feel free to revert. Click on the thumbs up or mark it as the best, if you found this useful. Wish You Luck!

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