Hierarchy classification:

1. top of the aat hierarchies
2. Agents Facet
3. People (hierarchy name)
4. people (agents)
5. [people by occupation]
6. [people in the social sciences and related occupations]

Narrower term/s

• archaeologists[+]
  • industrial archaeologists
  • excavators [NP]
• anthropologists[+]
  • social anthropologists [+]
    • ethnohistorians
  • ethnologists
  • physical anthropologists
  • ethnographers
• demographers
• economists
• geographers[+]
  • cartographers
  • paleogeographers
  • topographers
• political scientists[+]
  • geopoliticians
• psychologists
• sociologists
• gerontologists
• [people in history and related occupations][+]
  • historians [+]
    • chroniclers [NP]
    • architectural historians [NP]
    • art historians [NP]
    • church historians [NP]
    • historians of science [NP]
    • historiographers
    • literary historians [NP]
    • religious historians [NP]
    • urban historians
    • military historians
    • local historians
    • psychohistorians
    • oral historians [+]
      • griots [NP] [+]
      • griottes (storytellers) [NP]
    • ethnohistorians [NP]
  • [people in history-related occupations] [+]
    • archaeologists [NP] [+]
      • industrial archaeologists
      • excavators [NP]
    • epigraphers
    • paleographers [+]
      • runologists
    • classicists
    • numismatists
    • philatelists
    • anthropologists [NP] [+]
      • social anthropologists [+]
      • ethnologists
      • physical anthropologists
      • ethnographers
    • genealogists [+]
      • griots [NP] [+]
      • griottes (storytellers) [NP]
    • archivists
    • Egyptologists [NP]
    • papyrologists
    • heraldists
    • bibliophiles [NP]
• criminologists
• sexologists

Anotations

Scope note:

People who study or work in any of the disciplines dealing with the institutions and functioning of human society and with the interpersonal relationships of individuals as members of society.