May, K. (2017). Digital Archaeological Heritage: an introduction. Internet Archaeology 43: Digital Archaeological Heritage. EAC symposium proceedings. Vol 43, https://doi.org/10.11141/ia.43.1.

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Title:		 Digital Archaeological Heritage: an introduction
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Issue:		 Internet Archaeology 43: Digital Archaeological Heritage. EAC symposium proceedings
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Series:		 Internet Archaeology
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Volume:		 43
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Abstract:		 A call to action for Europe's archaeology was set out in the Amersfoort Agenda (Schut et al. 2015). It identifies digital technologies and the expanding phenomenon of online and social media as fundamental aspects of the future of archaeological endeavour through its three key agenda items:Use emerging digital technologies to share, connect and provide access to archaeological information; this will require improved collaboration and the development of (and participation in) European networksEncourage cooperation with other disciplines and share data in order to create a shared benefitAim for the greatest possible access to digital archaeological resources for various user groups and exploit digital databases to their full potential, including uses for the greater public.The 17th EAC Symposium (Europae Archaeologiae Consilium) in Brighton was convened under a concept note that recognised that 'Digital technologies are developing at an unprecedented speed. As they do, they are opening up many new possibilities for the conduct and presentation of archaeological research and investigation. The digital realm is one which knows few borders and so the sharing of understanding about these new methods, techniques and possibilities across Europe is extremely valuable'.
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Author:		 Keith May ORCID icon
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Year of Publication:		 2017
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.11141/ia.43.1
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Created Date:		 28 Mar 2019