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A FAIR-er digital archaeological ecosystem? Experiments in decolonial intervention
This article investigates how digital colonialism and coloniality of knowledge are reinforced within the digital information ecosystem of ‘Big Dig’ archaeological sites in the Middle East, using the Syrian site of Dura-Europos as a case study, and proposes a practical intervention model to address t
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