archeologist
nounHow to pronounce archeologist:
Definition of archeologist:
- archeologist (noun):
- noun. an anthropologist who studies prehistoric people and their culture.
Synonyms for archeologist:
anthropologist
archaeologist
paleographer
paleographist
pothunter
Antonyms for archeologist:
augur
coder
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futurologist
geek
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programmer
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seer
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soothsayer
visionary
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