The result of the last few weeks of updating the repository...

#Archaeology dataset comparison between the EENSR database (blue) and the Romanian record (yellow) for #Precucuteni and early #Trypillia sites.

The Romanian record includes sites with potential imitations, similarities, or imports in #Boian, #Turdaş, #Petreşti, or #Gumelniţa sites, as well as sites only known from surface collections.

Check out the online #archaeology #exhibition about #Trypillia #megasites by the #CRC1266

https://allesbleibtanders.com/en/modules/city-of-quartz/

Oh right, it's #FieldworkFriday

Here, have a little goat eating tasty #Trypillia pottery at the Lehedzine Museum. #archaeology

I have an ethical question to the #archaeology folks here.

The plan is to make several #Trypillia site plans available with a creative commons license to replace the ones currently on Wikipedia. So far so good, but I also want to make the geodata accessible for researchers to work with.

Of course I want the sites to be protected from looting (even though they can be seen in google earth etc.).

A point I thought about was keeping the dimensions in the data set, but deleting the coordinates.