In principle, junior college students are not allowed to apply. There are so many undergraduate exams now, and you haven't worked in the archaeological team for many years. There is no advantage in taking the postgraduate exam in archaeology. It is particularly important that non-professional students have not done field practice and their hands-on ability is poor. Therefore, instructors generally don't want to talk. If you must take the exam, then non-professional applicants for archaeology need to take additional subjects. I think your hobby may be more curiosity. Archaeology as a discipline is quite boring. If you watch more treasure programs or like to collect and identify, don't apply for antiquities and report to the Museum of Cultural Relics. Judging from your background, if you really like it and can't study archaeology, you should solve your undergraduate diploma through self-study examination (recommend Chinese language and literature or history, because the study of ancient Chinese characters and documents is the basic means of archaeology), and then consider applying for the major of science and technology archaeology. This will give play to your strengths. The top rankings of science and technology archaeology are: Science and Technology Archaeology Center of Institute of Archaeology, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, vertebrate paleontology Institute of Paleontology, China Academy of Sciences, China University of Science and Technology, Peking University, Jilin University and Fudan University (in no particular order, because science and technology archaeology is a collection of various scientific and technological means, and these units have their own strengths). FYI