Data Station Archaeology

This data station allows you to deposit and search for data within the field of archaeology.

If you have a question, take a look at the frequently asked questions or send your question to Data Station Manager Hella Hollander.

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21 March 2025

DANS publishes guidebook for depositing FAIR 3D data

Social Sciences and Humanities Archaeology

FAIR and Open data Training & Outreach

DANS recently published the guidebook ‘Making 3D Scholarly Editions Reusable: A step-by-step guide for depositing FAIR 3DSEs’. The report guides researchers to make their 3DSEs FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable), and to deposit them within the DANS Data Stations or other repositories, and sets out best practices in this area for 3DSEs. 

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1 March 2025

Data Station Archaeology receives highest classification in the EU as a trusted repository

Archaeology

FAIR and Open data RDM

Our Data Station Archaeology has been recognised in a recent study as one of four repositories that meet the ‘Essential readiness level’ within the European Open Science requirements. This recognition highlights DANS’s commitment to advancing open and FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable) data management for archaeological research.  

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17 January 2025

New in the DANS Data Stations: Log in with your ORCID account!

Social Sciences and Humanities Archaeology Life Sciences Physical and Technical Sciences

To deposit data in the DANS Data Stations, you need to create an account. Previously, it was already possible to log in using an institutional account via SURFconext, GitHub, or even Google. Now, you can also use ORCIDs, the unique personal identifiers for researchers.

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