"Digital Heritage and Digital Archaeological Practice: Data, Ethics and Professional Spirit"

The University of Florida Publishing House will launch the new book "Digital Heritage and Digital Archaeological Practice Ethan Watrall, an associate professor of anthropology at Michigan State University at the end of June and Professor Lynne Goldstein," Digital Heritage and Digital Archeology Practice : Data, Ethics and Professional Spirit ".

The book brings together the research results of a group of archeologists and archeologists, and explores the practical application of digital methods in the practice of inheritance and archeological research, which mainly includes the content of three parts. The first is the preparation and analysis of archeological data. It is concentrated in two aspects: pre -registration and three -dimensional digital topography. The second is the discussion of data structured cases, focusing on creating and maintaining large data sets and processing leftover data. The third is the ethical and professional insights of digital methods, involving data can, transparency and openness, scientific reproducibility, openness to obtain inheritance resources, aboriginal rights, structural inequality, and machine learning Multiple themes.

The book emphasizes that when using digital tools and technology, researchers should pay attention to openness, feedback and public participation, and use clearer, open, and transparent ways to perform digital heritage and digital archeological research practice.

Source: China Social Science Network-Journal of Social Sciences of China

Author: Chen Yutong/Compilation

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