archeologist
Meaning
a person who studies human history and prehistory through excavation and analysis of artifacts, structures, and other physical remains. (প্রাচীনতত্ত্ববিদ)
Pronunciation
আর্কিওলজিস্ট (ārki'ōlōji'sṭ)
Synonyms
anthropologist, historian, paleontologist, geologist, digging expert, cultural historian, artifact researcher, field researcher
Synonyms
The anthropologist studied the ancient cultures.
The historian wrote about ancient civilizations.
The paleontologist found dinosaur fossils.
The geologist examined the rock layers.
The digging expert uncovered an ancient burial site.
The cultural historian focused on ancient art.
The artifact researcher cataloged the findings.
The field researcher explored several ancient sites.
Antonyms
The novice has just started learning about archaeology.
He is a dabbler in archaeology with no serious intent.
The ignoramus had no clue about ancient artifacts.
The amateur archaeologist lacks formal training.
An outsider in archaeology may miss important details.
An untrained individual cannot conduct excavations properly.
The layman knows little about archaeological methods.
As a neophyte, he had a lot to learn.
Phrases
Fieldwork in archaeology is essential for hands-on experience.
The archaeological discovery changed our understanding of history.
The historic excavation revealed ancient artifacts.
Research in archaeology helps us understand past societies.
Artifacts and relics tell stories of past civilizations.