The specialty of Archeology is the study of monuments and archaeological sites to understand ancient history and ancient cultures. This specialty includes extracting archaeological remains from the earth and analyzing them to understand how ancient civilizations lived and interacted.

Fields of study of archaeology:

• Excavation and exploration: The processes of extracting artifacts from the ground and studying physical evidence such as artifacts and ancient buildings.
• Analysis and interpretation: studying archaeological remains, determining the history and civilization they reflect, and understanding the cultural and social context of ancient civilizations.
• Preservation and preservation: Taking measures to protect archaeological sites and artifacts from damage and theft and to preserve them for future research and public education.
• Enrichment science: Using advanced scientific techniques such as satellite imaging and DNA analysis to understand more about the lives of ancient peoples.
• Education and Public Awareness: Spreading awareness about the importance of preserving cultural heritage and documenting ancient cultures for a deeper understanding of humanity.

Objectives of studying archeology:

• Heritage preservation: protecting and preserving archaeological sites and artifacts for future generations.
• Deep understanding of history: studying and interpreting the historical and cultural developments of ancient civilizations through archaeological evidence.
• Cultural Communication: Building bridges of communication between different cultures over time and contributing to global cultural dialogue.
• Practical applications: Using historical knowledge to understand modern challenges and its applications in multiple fields such as cultural tourism and sustainable development.

Job opportunities for archaeology graduates:

• Academic research: Working as an academic researcher in universities and research centers.
• Excavation and field investigation: working in archaeological projects to excavate and explore archaeological sites.
• Museums and cultural institutions: Working as a conservator or project manager in museums and heritage preservation institutions.
• Government and Nonprofit Organizations: Work in government positions or nonprofit organizations concerned with cultural heritage preservation.

Archeology contributes to a deep understanding of human history and the development of civilizations throughout the ages, and also contributes to preserving global cultural heritage and enhancing awareness of its importance to contemporary and future societies.