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ArkeoGIS
ArkeoGIS provides tools to map, preserve, study, and share archaeological data.
About ArkeoGIS
ArkeoGIS is a web platform for publishing, mapping and sharing unified scientific data about the past. Users import archaeological data through a guided process with online correction assistance and DublinCore metadata, then query multidisciplinary spatialized datasets by place, time and contributor on an interactive map. Search results can be exported as CSV for reuse in spreadsheets, QGIS or R.
The homepage reports 171 datasets, 47 common map funds, 132,945 sites, 1,883 thesaurus terms, 18 chronologies and 407 multidisciplinary institutions. Data is described as pooled in four languages, while the site itself is listed as French. Long-term conservation is supported through perpetual DOI identifiers, ARK identifiers for terms and duplicated hosting. Pricing is not stated, and no account-free workflow is described.
Key features
- Guided import with online correction assistance and DublinCore metadata
- Interactive mapping to query multidisciplinary spatial datasets by place, time and contributor
- Standardised CSV export for reuse in spreadsheets, QGIS or R
- Personal workspace choosing chronology, language, dataset, terms and work area
- Data pooled across four languages
- Perpetual DOIs, ARK identifiers and duplicated hosting for long-term conservation
Best for: Archaeologists, heritage researchers and institutions that need to import, map, share and preserve spatialized archaeological datasets.
Good for
- Import workflow is guided, with online correction assistance and DublinCore metadata for interoperable data
- Export to standard CSV allows direct reuse in spreadsheets, QGIS and R
- Perpetual DOI identifiers, ARK identifiers and duplicated hosting address long-term conservation
Watch out for
- Pricing is not stated on the homepage
- The site is listed as French-language, and data is described as pooled in four languages
- Account creation is offered, and disseminated data is described as accessible to a community of qualified users
ArkeoGIS at a glance
- Official website
- arkeogis.org
- Category
- Research & Data › Open Data & Datasets
- Type
- Dataset
- Platforms
- Web
- Language
- French
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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ArkeoGIS FAQ
Do I need an account to use ArkeoGIS?
The homepage offers a 'Create an account' option and describes disseminated data as accessible to a community of qualified users. No account-free workflow is described.
What export format does ArkeoGIS provide?
Search results can be exported in a standardised CSV format for direct reuse in a spreadsheet, QGIS or R.
What metadata is added when importing data?
Imports add DublinCore metadata and are guided by online correction assistance, with the aim of producing interoperable data.
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