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Abstract In cultural heritage, archaeological artifact preservation is paramount, underscoring the importance of safeguarding history. The sub-domain of volunteer incentivization in open-source software for archaeological photogrammetry software (OSSAP) is vital for fostering effective volunteer engagement and rewards. Yet, OSSAP's lack of a structured reward system and financial limitations in archaeology impede proper volunteer compensation. Our introduction of the Trust-Based Blockchain Model for Contribution (TBBMC) addresses these gaps by providing ethical and efficient incentives. TBBMC utilizes cryptocurrency wallets and an economic model for better auditability and safety, while Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) and Contribution Rewards (CR) facilitate financial transactions and fundraising. Smart contracts enhance operational efficiency and transparency, improving communication, coordination, and trust in archaeological volunteering. Finally, TBBMC's innovative reward system not only motivates volunteers but also bolsters the ongoing preservation and discovery of archaeological artifacts.
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