History and archaeology are very different, but the premise of learning archaeology well is that history must be good. I think interest is the most important thing. You can read some books on the basics of archaeology first to see if you are really interested in learning. In addition to certain historical knowledge, there are many others in archaeology, such as stratigraphy, various cultural forms and the characteristics of unearthed cultural relics. You must have some courage to engage in this major, because the excavation site is not only the pottery and porcelain we usually see, but also the bones, and the excavation of ancient tombs in field archaeology is the most common.

At present, most college entrance examinations should consider employment. The employment of archaeology is mainly in some research institutions such as archaeological institutes and cultural relics research institutes, and also in some related cultural and cultural institutions, such as various historical museums.

If you want to work in this major in the future, it will be very hard if it is field archaeology, and from the point of physical strength and convenience of field life, it is indeed more suitable for boys than girls. In addition, graduate students in this major are now easier to find jobs than undergraduates. Some large provinces and cities generally only recruit more than graduate students, and boys are better than girls in employment. This is basically the status quo. Think carefully about whether you are really interested, and you'd better have the confidence to study for a master's degree.