In his paper Jeremey Huggett comprehensively explores the intricate relationship between infrastructures, digital data acquisition and knowledge creation in archaeology.As a practitioner deeply engaged in applied digital methods for primary archaeological recording, I am particularly interested in the implications of digital infrastructures for data acquisition and knowledge creation within our field.Rather than counter any of Huggett's points, for they are all important, I will use this space to further develop some of the themes raised and try to offer some practical recommendations for addressing some of the issues raised by this discourse.
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