Archeology is a specialty that studies antiquities and archaeological remains ranging from ancient to modern times, with the aim of understanding and documenting human history and the cultures of different civilizations. This specialty includes the study of material monuments such as tools, buildings, arts, and relics necessary for daily life, as well as the study of sign monuments that indicate the social, religious, and political systems of ancient peoples.

Fields of study of archaeology:

• Excavations and excavations: studying and carrying out excavations to extract antiquities and archaeological remains from the ground.
• Analysis and classification of antiquities: Study and analysis of artifacts to understand their history, origin, and role in ancient civilizations.
• Preserving cultural heritage: working to protect and preserve antiquities to preserve cultural heritage for future generations.
• Research and analysis techniques: Using advanced technology such as satellites and radiological examination techniques to accurately analyze the effects.
• Study of ancient cultures: understanding ancient civilizations and their ways of life through the traces they left.

Objectives of studying archaeology:

• Understanding the history of humanity and its development throughout the ages through archaeological evidence and evidence.
• Preserving the cultural and historical heritage of ancient and modern peoples.
• Documenting and studying the arts, knowledge and traditions left by previous civilizations.

Job opportunities for archaeology graduates:

• Museums and exhibitions: work in designing and managing archaeological and heritage exhibitions.
• Academic research: Working as a researcher in universities or research institutions to study antiquities and ancient civilizations.
• Preserving cultural heritage: working in governmental or international bodies to protect and maintain antiquities and archaeological sites.
• Cultural tourism: working to organize educational tours to visit archaeological sites and explain them to visitors.

Archeology represents an important field for understanding human history and cultural heritage, and provides broad opportunities to work in areas that link scientific research, heritage preservation, and cultural education.