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Archeologists perform their work in offices but are also o􀅌en in the field, o􀅌en working in remote areas.  \nFields of Study: Anthropology, history, geology, cultural resources management  \nBureaus that employ Archeologists:  \nThis is a job for you, if you enjoy:  \n• Learning about the past and how people lived before our 􀆟me  \n• Digging in dirt and looking closely at material things  \n• Finding out how different cultures lived in various ecosystems  \nAge-Appropriate Ac􀆟vi􀆟es  \nAc􀆟vi􀆟es for Ages 4 Years and Under:  \n•  Archeology in Color  \n•  Peanut Butter Archeology  \nAc􀆟vi􀆟es for Ages 5 – 8 Years:  \n•  Explore Archeology for Kids  \n• Junior Archeologist (in English or Spanish)  \n•  Hopewell: Travel or Trade?  \nActivities for Ages 9 – 12 Years:  \n•  Explore Archeology for Kids  \n• Junior Archeologist (in English or Spanish)  \n•  Latino Archeology for Kids  \n•  After Appomattox: Artifacts of Slavery and Freedom  \nActivities for 13+:  \n•  Plants, Pollen, and People: Archeology and Pollen Analysis  \n•  Learn the Law: The Archaeological Resources Protec􀆟on Act  \n•  Learning from Spanish Coins","cbCaiiGZX7XItxLT","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiGZX7XItxLT","pdf",547439,"English","# When I grow up, I want to be an…Archeologist!\n## What do Archeologists Do?\n## Bureaus that employ Archeologists:\n## This is a job for you, if you enjoy:\n## Age-Appropriate Activities\n### Activities for Ages 4 Years and Under:\n### Activities for Ages 5 – 8 Years:\n### Activities for Ages 9 – 12 Years:\n### Activities for 13+","[{\"question\":\"What is the primary role of an archaeologist?\",\"answer\":\"Archaeologists study artifacts and sites left by past peoples to understand how they lived and to preserve archaeological resources.\"},{\"question\":\"What subjects are related to archaeology?\",\"answer\":\"The fields of study related to archaeology include anthropology, history, geology, and cultural resources management.\"},{\"question\":\"What kind of activities are suggested for children interested in archaeology?\",\"answer\":\"Suggested activities range from simple crafts like \\\"Peanut Butter Archaeology\\\" for younger children to more in-depth topics for older children, such as pollen analysis and learning about archaeological laws.\"}]","When I grow up, I want to be an…Archeologist! | PDF"]