Case studies illustrate software transitions enhancing archaeological documentation, suggesting adaptability is key.
This article presents two case studies in which archaeological teams transitioned to open-source software that natively supports GIS technologies, replacing previously closed or limited digital frameworks. The purpose of the article is to highlight that the long-term improvement of performance in archaeological field documentation is not tied to any single software, but depends mainly on the team’s ability to transition and adapt to new digital environments.
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