u/DaliVinciBey

Hello! I am a Turkish student who, due to political issues, desires to migrate to Europe. I've been interested in history and natural sciences ever since I was young, and it's always been my dream to work in a field that utilizes both. My interests are mostly in Classical and Medieval periods, though I'm also open to Prehistorical Archaeology.

In Turkey, archaeology is not a very good and well paying job, with the public perception of it being generally "idiots who dig up old stone houses under the sun during summers" and I definitely don't trust Turkish universities enough to study in them.

I'm currently in high school and have enough time to learn a language. I know English to an advanced level (though I haven't entered a certification exam yet) and have studied German in the past, though not to an advanced level.

Which country offers good salaries for comfortable, middle-class living conditions? Which countries have the best job opportunities? Where to study archaeology in universities?

Or, if they did not use conventional textbooks, what did they teach, in what order, and using which texts? I wanted to emulate the way great authors of the medieval era first learned Latin, and I just can't help but wonder what they used to build up vocabulary, which texts they memorized first, whether they learned grammar or vocabulary first etc.

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