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| - An archaeology and anthropology officer, abbreviated as A and A officer, was a type of science officer assigned to Federation starships in the 23rd century, specifically an officer studying the fields of archaeology and anthropology.
- The archaeology and anthropology (or A&A) officer was a scientist aboard Federation starships whose expertise was in archaeology and anthropology. Lieutenant Carolyn Palamas held the position of A&A officer while serving on the USS Enterprise when it visited Pollux IV in 2267. According to Palamas, her "particular specialties include ancient civilizations, relics, and myths." (TOS: "Who Mourns for Adonais?" )
- The archaeology and anthropology officer (or A & A officer) specializes in studying cultures (anthropology) and their pasts (archaeology). Some Starfleet ships have an A & A officer on staff. In the 23rd century, Carolyn Palamas served in this position aboard the USS Enterprise. (TOS: "Who Mourns for Adonais?"). In the 24th century, Dr. Ramsey was the USS Yamato's A & A officer, while, aboard the USS Enterprise-D, Marla Aster served in the archaeology department at the time of her death. (TNG: "Contagion", "The Bonding")
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| - The archaeology and anthropology (or A&A) officer was a scientist aboard Federation starships whose expertise was in archaeology and anthropology. Lieutenant Carolyn Palamas held the position of A&A officer while serving on the USS Enterprise when it visited Pollux IV in 2267. According to Palamas, her "particular specialties include ancient civilizations, relics, and myths." (TOS: "Who Mourns for Adonais?" ) The TOS novel Allegiance in Exile features an a and a officer, Mai Duyen Trinh (β), as one of its central characters. In the TNG era, it would seem this position still exists, possibly with the same name. Lt. Marla Aster was "ship's archaeologist" on the USS Enterprise-D until her death in TNG: "The Bonding" .
- The archaeology and anthropology officer (or A & A officer) specializes in studying cultures (anthropology) and their pasts (archaeology). Some Starfleet ships have an A & A officer on staff. In the 23rd century, Carolyn Palamas served in this position aboard the USS Enterprise. (TOS: "Who Mourns for Adonais?"). In the 24th century, Dr. Ramsey was the USS Yamato's A & A officer, while, aboard the USS Enterprise-D, Marla Aster served in the archaeology department at the time of her death. (TNG: "Contagion", "The Bonding") During the 2360s, first officer Anne Lansing was A & A officer aboard the USS Prospect. When she was promoted to the rank of captain and had an increase in duties aboard the USS Prospect-A, Lansing relinquished the role to Lieutenant Amy Peale in 2371. (Star Trek: The Prospect Chronicles) Incidentally, Peale was the former A & A officer aboard the USS Shabonee (NCC-64332). (Star Trek: Shabonee: "Dirge") Ensign Tyler Sinclair served as A & A officer aboard the USS Westphalen after his graduation from Starfleet Academy in the mid-2380s. (Star Trek: Pendragon: "The Argonaut Syndrome", "The Kraken", "Land of My Sojourn", "The Significance of a Single Day", "Another Time, Another Place", "Starkindler", "Still Called Today", "The Hand of God") In 2401, Vincour served as A & A officer aboard the Stoneship in order to pay off her student debt, caused by studying anthropology at Aldanna University in graduate school. (Star Trek: The Stoneship Files: "Cruchitude Dump")
- An archaeology and anthropology officer, abbreviated as A and A officer, was a type of science officer assigned to Federation starships in the 23rd century, specifically an officer studying the fields of archaeology and anthropology.
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