We open conversation on an under-examined aspect of heritage research; what happens with the volumes of archaeological documentation (field notes, maps, drawings, illustrations, photos, etc.) after a field season ends, and what strategies do archaeologists employ in keeping track, managing, using, and sharing this information? We consider how digital methods are encouraging archaeologists to learn new ways of practising their craft.
Neha Gupta, Abhayan GS, Sharmistha Chatterjee, Rajesh SV
