The phrase "a few archaeologists" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small number of archaeologists in a general context.
Example: "A few archaeologists have discovered new evidence that could change our understanding of ancient civilizations."
Alternatives: "several archaeologists" or "some archaeologists".
A few archaeologists have expressed concern about what they said was the project's slow start.
But in the 1980s, a few archaeologists began to argue that inhabitants of northeastern Africa had domesticated cattle independently some 10,000 years ago.
Here again, he suggests multiple Near Eastern sources for a common myth; he doesn't mention the possibility raised by a few archaeologists that melting of the massive continental Pleistocene glaciers resulted in such awesome floods that folk memories were passed down within myths.
That's the heretical theory a few archaeologists are putting forward, according to the Washington Post.
And it is only recently (since 2012) that a few archaeologists have showed any interest in unravelling this part of medieval Indian history.
More than a dozen years ago, few archaeologists or anthropologists were surprised by the drama unfolding around a discovery inside a previously unknown vault beneath the enclave's imposing Pyramid of the Moon.
But her experience was made atypical by her expertise in metallurgywhich few archaeologists possessand access to a laboratory devoted to the analysis of archaeological materials.
Between breakfast and lunch at Choquequirao, I counted 14 people, including myself, John and a few scattered archaeologists.
Today, few archaeologists accept Shanidar as an example of flower burial (and some even question whether Neandertals deliberately buried their dead).
Few archaeologists accepted those dates at first, said Michael Collins, an archaeologist at Texas State.
Such thinking might have been understandable, they say, when few archaeologists had investigated earlier sites elsewhere, and the little they found could not -- and still cannot -- match the artistic magnificence of Lascaux and Chauvet.
