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Where the sciences and the humanities read each other.

A double-blind peer-reviewed, open-access international journal publishing original research across archaeology, conservation, AI and society, digital culture, and the application of the natural sciences to cultural heritage.

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Cover image, Vol. XII · Fragment and network.

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Fragment, Context, and Attribution: Re-reading a Hellenistic Workshop

Archaeology · Arts and Humanities

Fragment, Context, and Attribution: Re-reading a Hellenistic Workshop

Nikhil Bhardwaj, Neha KukretyShoolini University

We reconsider a corpus of misattributed terracottas through micro-stratigraphic analysis and revised stylistic typology, proposing a single workshop active in the late third century BCE.

March 2026pp. 9–34DOI: 10.00000/jsc.2026.001

In this issue

Multispectral Imaging for In-Situ Mosaic Conservation Decisions

Conservation · Environmental Science

Multispectral Imaging for In-Situ Mosaic Conservation Decisions

Hiroshi Nakamura, Sofia Belmonte

A field protocol that integrates portable multispectral capture with on-site decision frameworks, tested across four Mediterranean sites at active risk from coastal erosion.

Generative Models in Curatorial Practice: A Framework for Ethical Use

AI and Society · Digital Culture

Generative Models in Curatorial Practice: A Framework for Ethical Use

Amaru Quispe, Ingrid Sørensen

We outline a principled framework for the use of generative models within museum interpretation, balancing access, authorship, and the situated knowledge of source communities.

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