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It is not our intention to add yet another example to the literature on "how to computerise an ex... more It is not our intention to add yet another example to the literature on "how to computerise an excavation"; on the contrary, we are interested rather in the management implications once computerisation has taken place. Our thoughts are drawn from the experience of running a project in the summer of 1986 in Gubbio, Italy in which one of us (SS) co-directed a season of excavation and survey with Caroline Malone of the Keiller Museum, Avebury while the other (JBM) was responsible for the computerisation itself.

It is not our intention to add yet another example to the literature on "how to computerise an ex... more It is not our intention to add yet another example to the literature on "how to computerise an excavation"; on the contrary, we are interested rather in the management implications once computerisation has taken place. Our thoughts are drawn from the experience of running a project in the summer of 1986 in Gubbio, Italy in which one of us (SS) co-directed a season of excavation and survey with Caroline Malone of the Keiller Museum, Avebury while the other (JBM) was responsible for the computerisation itself.