Every year about this time, I get a survey questionnaire from middle school students who have been assigned the task of finding someone in a profession they're interested in, and quizzing them on the job conditions. Since I get the same questions all the time, I thought I'd put together a feature where I can point students.
The first set of questions was sent to me by an American 8th grader named Jesse, for a class project. There were 13 of them then, and today there are 19 of them, added by subsequent students and their teachers. Have you been quizzed by a student lately?
What's it like to be an archaeologist?
More Reader Contributed Questions:
- How does one become an archaeologist?
- How do I find a specialist in archaeology?
- How do I find a good research paper topic in archaeology?
- Is archaeology worth it?
- Can I join a dig for free?
- What does cal BP mean?
- How many artifacts have been collected?
- Why do conquering civilizations build in the same locations as the conquered?
- How do I find a school that teaches what I want to learn?
- What do you mean, my artifacts aren't artifacts?
- How can I study archaeology in high school?
- More Reader Contributed Questions
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