About ArchaeoTech
ArchaeoTech is a research-driven platform focused on applied digital archaeology, archaeological documentation systems, and methodological development. The work integrates field-based archaeological practice with structured data models, digital recording workflows, and analytical frameworks designed for long-term research, publication, and heritage management.
The platform develops and tests documentation logics that bridge stratigraphy, architecture, material culture, and interpretation, with particular emphasis on complex urban sites and multi-period contexts. ArchaeoTech operates at the intersection of archaeological practice, digital humanities, and information systems, prioritizing transparency, reproducibility, and scholarly rigor over technological spectacle.
Unlocking History with Cutting-Edge Digital Tools
Explore how ArchaeoTech blends digital innovation and archaeological expertise to reveal and analyze the past like never before.
Digital Site Mapping
Utilizing advanced 3D mapping to document excavation sites with precision and detail.
Artifact Analysis Software
Applying AI-driven techniques to examine artifacts for deeper historical insights.
Remote Sensing Integration
Combining satellite and drone data to locate and assess archaeological sites remotely.
Collaborative Research Platform
Facilitating seamless teamwork among archaeologists through shared digital resources and data.
Inspiring Discoveries from Our Research Partners
Discover how ArchaeoTech integrates digital tools with archaeological expertise to uncover and analyze ancient artifacts effectively.
How Cutting-Edge Technology Advanced Archaeological Research
This case study reveals how digital innovation helped uncover hidden artifacts, enhancing research accuracy and site preservation.
Pioneering Archaeology with Innovative Digital Solutions
This case study examines how advanced imaging and data analysis transformed excavation practices and research outcomes.
Revolutionizing Fieldwork through Digital Integration
This case study demonstrates how tailored digital platforms improved artifact documentation, reduced manual effort, and accelerated findings.
