Archaeology

UNESCO does not offer regular or direct jobs for archaeology graduates like ASI does. It hires for general services, international professionals, project appointments, and temporary assignments. After studying archaeology, you can apply for project appointments and temporary assignments at UNESCO. Since UNESCO hires for such positions at the international level based on qualifications, competition is usually fierce. Therefore, you need to do some good research in the archeology field to increase your chances of selection. You may work as a conservationist, a preservation officer, or in other related jobs specific to archaeology. You may visit the UNESCO career page to be updated on job announcements.

To understand how people interacted with the oceans, lakes, and river systems, marine archaeologists study ancient human cultures. To become a marine archaeologist, you have to follow the given procedure:
1. Take the Science stream in your 12th grade.
2. Apply for a Bachelor's degree in marine Science (B.Sc. or B.Sc. (Hons. ) after completing your 12th grade.
3. You can apply for admission to Veer Narmada South Gujarat University, the Department of Physical Oceanography, and Pondicherry University to pursue marine Science courses.
4. You can also complete a master's or PhD in marine Science.
5. After completing your study in this subject you can apply for job in ASI, Central Board of DILM Censors, Indian Council of Historical Research, etc.

While a Ph.D. is required to become a professor, there are some other careers open to graduate students in archaeology. Following are a few possible archaeology-related careers:
1. Assistant archaeologist: You can earn up to 6 LPA with experience in this job.
2. Museum curator: You can earn as much as 5 LPA as a museum curator.
3. Gallery Officer: Your job will be to look after artifacts, and you can earn around 2 to 3 LPA in this position.
4. Documentation specialist: You can get a salary package of around Rs. 3.6 LPA in this job.
5. Government archaeologist: As a government archaeologist, you can get an officer-level post in ASI. At the senior level, you can earn up to ten LPA.

No, it is a job that requires you to work full-time. You must first conduct a significant amount of fieldwork in the field of archaeology, beginning with your internship and project plan. Then, if you are aiming to become an archeologist, you have to do lots of research on the ground. Traveling may be required in order to survey, verify findings, dig, conduct lab work, examine relics, etc. In some jobs, like being a clerk or a librarian, you might have a set schedule, but you need to put in enough time if you want to be an archeologist. This field is similar to a Science field in that you may have better opportunities down the road if you do more research now. Some government organizations, such as ASI, offer excellent opportunities, such as supervisory and consultative positions. For these, too, you must be ready for a full-time job.