Archaeologist (noun)

A person who studies archaeology, the scientific study of human history and prehistory through the excavation of sites and analysis of artifacts and other physical remains.

Origin:

Derived from greek words 'arche' meaning 'beginning, origin' and 'logos' meaning 'study of'.

Examples:

1. The famous archaeologist uncovered the remains of an ancient civilization while on a dig in Egypt.
2. The archaeologist worked with a team of assistants to carefully excavate the site.
3. The archaeologist studied the artifacts found at the site in order to piece together the history of the people who once lived there.
4. The archaeologist's work is important for gaining a better understanding of human history and prehistory.
5. An archaeologist must have a strong background in history, anthropology, and various scientific methods in order to be effective in their field.