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How to Become an Underwater Archaeologist

An underwater archaeologist is someone who studies human history in relation to the sea. As the job title implies, underwater archaeologists spend most of their time underwater exploring. You might be interested in this sort of career or maybe you are just wondering how a person becomes an underwater archaeologist. There’s a handful of things…

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Where Did the Potter’s Wheel First Develop?

The development of the potter’s wheel was probably due to the increased demand for pots of various types and sizes. Its invention resulted in a new process of pottery making. It also ensured potters could meet the demand for pottery faster than before. Where did the potter’s wheel first develop? According to most modern archeologists,…

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Medieval Hunting Dogs (What You Should Know)

Dogs have been humanity’s best friend for well over 30,000 years now. Since the inception of this inter-species friendship, dogs have served several purposes such as hunting, guarding, rodent extermination, herding, and much more. But what were the purposes of a hunting dog in the medieval era and what exactly did they do? Well, dogs…

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5 Differences Between Archaeologists and Paleontologists

Since both jobs involve collecting and assessing historical items, one may think archaeologists and paleontologists play the same roles. But if you scratch beyond the surface, you will find that these jobs are quite different. So, what is the difference between archaeologists and paleontologists? While the roles of both types of professionals involve studying historical…