The Apparatus of Digital Archaeology by Jeremy Huggett

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Digital Archaeological Heritage: an introduction by Keith May

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Digital Archaeological Archiving in Israel by Sveta Matskevich, Liat Weinblum

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Digital Archaeology Archives in Portugal by Natália Botica

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Reframing Digital Archaeological Infrastructures by Agiatis Benardou

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Capturing the Silences in Digital Archaeological Knowledge by Jeremy Huggett

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Curation of Digital Archaeological Data in Norway by Espen Uleberg, Mieko Matsumoto

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Policy and Practice for Digital Archaeological Archiving in Italy by Sara Di Giorgio

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Data Management Policies and Practices of Digital Archaeological Repositories by Guntram Geser, Julian D. Richards, Flavia Massara, Holly Wright

“…This article presents the results of a survey of data management policies and practices of digital archaeological repositories in Europe and beyond. …”
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From Digital Archaeology to Data-Centric Archaeological Research by Niccolucci , Franco

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Digital Archaeological Ethics: Successes and Failures in Disciplinary Attention by L. Meghan Dennis

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Belated Measures - the Reality of Digital Archaeological Archiving in Poland by Agnieszka Oniszczuk, Agnieszka Makowska

“…The practice of digital archaeological archiving is illustrated by the results of a survey carried out among archaeologists from provincial heritage offices. …”
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Digital Archaeology: From Interdisciplinarity to the ‘Fusion’ of Core Competences by Moscati, Paola

Subjects: “…Archaeological computing. Archaeology. Digital archaeology. Digital cultural heritage. Heritage science…”
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Is it the Thought that Counts? An evaluation of digital archaeological data archiving in Catalonia by Sabina Batlle Baró

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Digital Archaeological Archiving in Baden-Württemberg, Germany: an evolving system by David Bibby

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Stewardship of Digital Archaeological Data in Greece: a landscape of fragmentation by Despoina Tsiafaki, Markos Katsianis

“…This article provides an overview of the current situation in Greece regarding digital archaeological data stewardship. A brief chronicle of Greek archaeology sets the scene for a better understanding of the present situation. …”
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Digital Archaeological Archiving in Sweden: the Swedish National Data Service perspective by Ulf Jakobsson

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Migrating Home Computer Audio Waveforms to Digital Objects: A Case Study on Digital Archaeology by Mark Guttenbrunner, Mihai Ghete, Annu John, Chrisanth Lederer, Andreas Rauber

“…Rescuing data from inaccessible or damaged storage media for the purpose of preserving the digital data for the long term is one of the dimensions of digital archaeology. With the current pace of technological development, any system can become obsolete in a matter of years and hence the data stored in a specific storage media might not be accessible anymore due to the unavailability of the system to access the media. …”
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Migrating Home Computer Audio Waveforms to Digital Objects: A Case Study on Digital Archaeology by Mark Guttenbrunner, Mihai Ghete, Annu John, Chrisanth Lederer, Andreas Rauber

“…Rescuing data from inaccessible or damaged storage media for the purpose of preserving the digital data for the long term is one of the dimensions of digital archaeology. With the current pace of technological development, any system can become obsolete in a matter of years and hence the data stored in a specific storage media might not be accessible anymore due to the unavailability of the system to access the media. …”
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Migrating Home Computer Audio Waveforms to Digital Objects: A Case Study on Digital Archaeology by Mark Guttenbrunner, Mihai Ghete, Annu John, Chrisanth Lederer, Andreas Rauber

“…Rescuing data from inaccessible or damaged storage media for the purpose of preserving the digital data for the long term is one of the dimensions of digital archaeology. With the current pace of technological development, any system can become obsolete in a matter of years and hence the data stored in a specific storage media might not be accessible anymore due to the unavailability of the system to access the media. …”
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