What do you call a person who looks for relics?
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an archaeloogist is someone who looks for old things like pottery. They use this to determin how past generations lived.\n\na paeleontologist is someone who looks for dinosaur bones. They are different to archaelogists.\n\nCheers
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How do you confuse an Archeologist?\n\nHand them an old  bloody tampon and ask them how old it is
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They study people and societies in past by examining material remains, including pottery, stone and metal artifacts, buildings and environmental evidence such as animal bones, seeds and insect remains.
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how is it that no one knows his name yet you search for him anyway? what are you basing your search on? Your gran ma can't remember his name? Well maybe I can see if she has old folks disease, but does she not have some record of him,too much info lacking to go hunting sorry
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TYPICAL WOMAN \nONLY LOOKS FOR THE MONEY OR MATERIAL POSSESSIONS THAT A GUY HAS
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I'm having trouble narrowing it down to one person but the link below may help you.
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Type 'collectables today' into your search engine and see what comes up
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See if a local historian knows anything about it. They might know because, as I always say, "If there's on person interested in it then there must be another" since how the brain works and all that are very related and there are good possibilities that someone else has also heard of the case and would like more info just like you and it's probably the local historian.
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What about 'em?  Do you have some?  Are you looking for some?  Do you just want more information about them?
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I think you mean unsearched.  In numismatics (coin collecting) it just means that the dealer is selling a roll or bag of coins that he hasn't searched.  The idea behind advertising rolls as unsearched is that if you purchase them you might find a valuable error or variation in the roll.
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Sir Lancelot\n\nI seek the Holy Grail\n\nBlue
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Most English terms for collectors of things are derived from the Greek rather than the Latin (like numismatist / coin collector from the Greek word for coin, νόμισμα). \n\nTherefore, I suggest machairitism, from the Greek word for knife, which is μαχαίρι.  A collector could be called a machairitist.\n\nJust a thought!
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C) Someone whos poor but lives over 100 years
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A person who is too interested in formal rules\nand small unimportant detail!  :)
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Someone who conducts or carries on business or negotiations
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Just singular? Sceintist or professor? Maybe you meant scientists or professors. Not that the professors are the leading authority on celestial discoveries. They more of just train others to go outside and look straight up in the air. Usually they use a telescope. In some cases, they consult the spheres. In your case, I'm surprised you even know what the word discover means.
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A criminalist is a specialist in the collection and examination of the physical evidence of crime.