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Critical Reflections on Digital Public Archaeology

Chiara Bonacchi and Gabriel Moshenska

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1. Where does digital public archaeology sit within the field of public archaeology more generally?
2. How could digital public archaeologists think about communication?
3. How have digital media affected patterns of production and consumption of archaeological knowledge, and what (if anything) has been lost in the rush to innovate?
4. Conclusion: Ignorance is no Longer an Option
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