Well, this is something that I have thought about for a long time. At least in this moment of my life, I imagine my job as an archaeologist as one that combines teaching at a University (hopefully an English one) and investigations, with all the travels that imply that.
I would love to have the best of both worlds, which means to be in a nice University and a nice city, and at the same time, or with divided periods (like 6 months in the faculty and 6 in an outdoor place) being travelling to make investigations. So, if I had the chance I probably would not travel so much, but I would do it at least once a year.
In terms of the salary, I can not give any numbers, because for me that is not a big deal, whenever the salary allows me to live comfortably and without many preoccupations, I would be more than satisfied.
Right now I am in the second year of the major of Anthropology at the Universidad de Chile, and in the future, I am planning to do a master in Archaeology at the Universidad de Chile because that is the University in which I am studying right now so it would be easier for me to enter on that master, and that master it would be really useful for my professional career because it gives me more diversity of themes to study than other masters. After that, I want to go to another country and maybe do another kind of master, and then finally the PhD... and, who knows, perhaps a post PhD. So, I could say that I want to follow the classic academic path!
Wow! A job as an archaeologist and a professor at a university, at the same time. That would be amazing!
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