The archaeologist is a new villager that uses the pottery table as its workstation.

Its trades are listed on the following pages.

Level 1: 1 emerald -> 4 sand, red sand, or gravel; 7-10 emeralds -> enchanted brush

Level 2: 10 copper ingots -> 1 emerald; 1 emerald -> decorated pot

Level 3: 1 emerald -> 4 random concrete powder; 12 feathers -> 1 emerald

Level 4: 10 clay balls -> 1 emerald

Level 5: 20-30 emeralds and a compass -> explorer map to an archaeology site based on the biome outfit the villager has.

The structure for each biome outfit is listed on the next page.

Taiga/Plains: Trail Ruins Snowy: Ancient City Jungle: Jungle Temple Desert: Desert Temple, Desert Well Swamp: Ocean Ruins Savanna: Badlands Temple The villager rework pack is very helpful for this feature.

When you have hero of the village, archaeologists will give you bricks, decorated pots, and brushes.

History

1.6.3Beta 1*

Archaeologists no longer trade calcite, deepslate, and tuff.

These trades have instead been offloaded to the mason and replaced with a trade buying clay balls.

1.4.0*

The archaeologist’s trades have been completely reshuffled

They will now only trade red sand when they are a savanna villager

The decorated pot trade now only costs 1 emerald rather than 5-7

They now sell calcite, tuff, or deepslate, rather than pottery sherds

They now sell lightly enchanted diamond shovels

For their final trade, rather than trail ruins trims, they sell a map to a archaeology structure depending on their biome outfit:

  • Snowy: Ancient City
  • Savanna: Badlands Temple
  • Taiga: Trail Ruins
  • Plains: Trail Ruins
  • Desert: Desert Well (33%) or Desert Temple (66%)
  • Swamp: Cold Ocean Ruin (50%) or Warm Ocean Ruin (50%)
  • Jungle: Jungle Temple

Archaeologist houses in villages no longer have a decorated pot with a “Friend” pottery sherd

  • This prevents that sherd from being devalued when found in trail ruins

Their gifts for hero of the village have been changed:

  • Rather than sniffer eggs or “Friend” pottery sherds, you will get one of the following:
    • Brush
    • Decorated pot
    • Brick
1.3.4*

Archaeologists’ houses in villages no longer have suspicious gravel/sand in their backyards, instead having the pots directly inside their houses

1.3.0*

Tweaked archaeologist texture

1.2.2*

The archaeologist texture has been swapped from the old texture to a new version

  • Rather than stealing from her Dinos and Dodos’ paleontologist, Rag finally made an actual texture!

Archaeologists now buy 10 copper ingots instead of 10 clay balls

1.2.1*

Archaeologists’ nametags are no longer always visible

1.2.0+

The newest member of the villager family

Uses a pottery table as a workstation

Trades:

  • Novice:
    • 1 emerald for 4 gravel, red sand, or sand
      • Yes, this does mean sand is renewable now. REJOICE!
    • 7-10 emeralds for an enchanted brush
  • Apprentice:
    • 10 clay balls for an emerald
    • 5-7 emeralds for a blank decorated pot
  • Journeyman:
    • 1 emerald for a random color of concrete powder
    • 12 feathers for an emerald
  • Expert:
    • 15-25 emeralds for a “friend” pottery sherd (The iron golem pattern)
    • 40-50 emeralds and a compass for a map to a trail ruins
  • Master:
    • 55-64 emeralds for a random smithing template from a trail ruins (Wayfinder, Shaper, Raiser, or Host)

When you have hero of the village, archaeologists will give you sniffer eggs and “friend” pottery sherds.