“…Digital technology is impacting all areas of archaeology and heritage, including research, preservation, education, outreach, publication, and scholarly communication. To be sure, archaeology has a long history of innovative engagement with information and computing technologies (Ascher and Ascher 1963; Cowgill 1967, 1968; Chenhall 1967, 1968; Deetz 1965; Scholtz and Chenhall 1976; Whallon 1972). Generally speaking, these efforts have unfolded along several specific tracks: electronic and digital data (storage, retrieval, analysis, modeling, etc.…”