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Archaeology is increasingly going high-tech. From AI to bioarchaeology, new tools are helping researchers better explore ancient civilizations and protect cultural heritage. An international symposium in Beijing has brought together nearly 300 experts from over ten countries to share research and discuss the future of the field.
Archaeology is increasingly going high-tech. From AI to bioarchaeology, new tools are helping researchers better explore ancient civilizations and protect cultural heritage. An international symposium in Beijing has brought together nearly 300 experts from over ten countries to share research and discuss the future of the field.