Archaeologist
The study and exploration of the past. Primarily the identification, examination, and analysis of recovered materials relating to human history. The work involves painstaking research and meticulous study, not to mention a willing attitude to getting one’s hands dirty.
In the 1920s, successful archaeologists became celebrities, seen as explorers and adventurers. While some used scientific methods, many were happy to apply brute force when unveiling the secrets of the past — the use of dynamite was sometimes common. Such bullish behavior would be frowned upon in modern times.
Occupation Skill Points: EDU × 4
Credit Rating: 10–40
Suggested Contacts: Patrons, museums, universities.
Skills: Appraise, Archaeology, History, Other Language (any), Library Use, Spot Hidden, Mechanical Repair, Navigate or Science (e.g. chemistry, physics, geology, etc.)
In the 1920s, successful archaeologists became celebrities, seen as explorers and adventurers. While some used scientific methods, many were happy to apply brute force when unveiling the secrets of the past — the use of dynamite was sometimes common. Such bullish behavior would be frowned upon in modern times.
Occupation Skill Points: EDU × 4
Credit Rating: 10–40
Suggested Contacts: Patrons, museums, universities.
Skills: Appraise, Archaeology, History, Other Language (any), Library Use, Spot Hidden, Mechanical Repair, Navigate or Science (e.g. chemistry, physics, geology, etc.)
Type
Research / Scientific
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