Did they do any surveys about why people weren’t engaged with the data? Not sure how it works in archaeology, but in psychology, we do sort of exit interviews, when a program or intervention isn’t going as planned, to see how it went wrong.

Why?

This confuses me. Can stonework be copyrighted? For real life? How does that even work?

Preach, my friend! I love the italics that imply it's idiotic that public-funded research is behind paywalls.

I am sad to see that phrases aren't listed. The linguist in me wants to know how people are remembered, by the roles they held (mother, child, etc) or if there is nothing, or something religious?

It would be fun to run a comparison between death records and known grave sites to see whos ended up where, when and why. if socio-economic variables are to play, culture etc.

I wonder how this notion of 'resepct for the dead" has changed over time, and thus people playing Pokemon Go had totally didn't see it as disrespectful?