Is there a school or a division of one that teaches Archaeology? If not then which schools/skills does a character need in order to be considered an Archaeologist?
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School For Archaeology?
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Nudibronch
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No, there is currently no school of archeology.
However, while you can't actually be granted the formal status of "archaeologist," there are a few existing Disciplines that provide skills that could be useful to an excavation-based character. The Discipline of Aloria from the School of Astronomy actually teaches students how to differentiate different minerals, which could be useful when analyzing ancient artifacts; if you know what type of material it was made out of, you could identify a few characteristics about its creators. I would also see the Discipline of Husbandry or the Discipline of Development from the School of Biology as potentially useful skill sets given that they grant a character the ability to pinpoint basic anatomy, which could be used to identify what race a fossil belongs to if your character stumbles upon some remains.
However, while you can't actually be granted the formal status of "archaeologist," there are a few existing Disciplines that provide skills that could be useful to an excavation-based character. The Discipline of Aloria from the School of Astronomy actually teaches students how to differentiate different minerals, which could be useful when analyzing ancient artifacts; if you know what type of material it was made out of, you could identify a few characteristics about its creators. I would also see the Discipline of Husbandry or the Discipline of Development from the School of Biology as potentially useful skill sets given that they grant a character the ability to pinpoint basic anatomy, which could be used to identify what race a fossil belongs to if your character stumbles upon some remains.
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