Archaeology and Archaeologists


 * Assyriology (Assyriologist)
 * computational archaeology
 * Egyptology (Egyptologist)
 * epigraphy (epigrapher or epigraphist)
 * fossilology (fossilologist)
 * historic archaeology
 * human paleontology
 * industrial archaeology
 * micropaleontology
 * Middle-Eastern archaeology
 * palaeography (paleographer or paleographist)
 * palaeosophy
 * palaeotypography (palaeotypographist)
 * palaetiology (palaetiologist)
 * paleethnology
 * paleoanthropography
 * paleoanthropology (paleoanthropologist)
 * paleobiography
 * paleobiology (paleobiologist)
 * paleobotany (paleobotanist)
 * paleochorology (paleochorologist)
 * paleoclimatology (paleoclimatologist)
 * paleocosmology
 * paleodendrology (paleodendrologist)
 * paleoecology (palecologist)
 * paleoeremology
 * paleoethnography (paleethnologist)
 * paleoethnology (palethnologist)
 * paleogeography
 * paleoglaciology (paleoglaciologist)
 * paleography (paleographer)
 * paleoherpetology (paleoherpetologist)
 * paleohistology
 * paleohydrography (paleohydrographer)
 * paleolatry
 * paleolimnology
 * paleolithy (paleolithist)
 * paleology (paleologist)
 * paleomammology (paleomammologist)
 * paleometeorology (paleometeorologist)
 * paleontography
 * paleontology (paleontologist)
 * paleoornithology (paleornithologist)
 * paleopathology (paleopathologist)
 * paleophysiography
 * paleophysiology (paleophysiologist)
 * paleophytology
 * paleopotamology
 * paleopsychology (paleopsychologist)
 * paleornithology (paleornithologist)
 * paleozoology (paleozoologist)
 * prehistoric anthropology
 * prehistoric archaeology
 * prehistory (prehistorian)
 * protoanthropology (protoanthropologist)
 * protohistory (protohistorian)
 * reconstruction archaeology
 * Sumerology (Sumerologist)
 * underwater archaeology or marine archaeology or nautical archaeology (underwater archaeologist)