Archaeological Computing

Archaeological computing refers to the use of digital technologies and methods to enhance the study of past human societies. This includes using software for data analysis, creating simulations of ancient environments, and employing geographic information systems (GIS) to map archaeological sites. It also encompasses 3D modeling and visualization, helping researchers and the public better understand artifacts and their contexts. By integrating computer technology with archaeology, scholars can more effectively analyze findings, share insights, and engage in collaborative projects, ultimately enriching our understanding of history.