DigSite FAQ
Quick answers to help you get the most out of our platform.
DigSite handles ceramics, lithics, metals, bone, glass, and organic materials. The AI is trained on datasets spanning Paleolithic through modern periods across all major cultural regions.
Yes. DigSite supports offline classification and data entry with automatic sync when connectivity is restored. 3D mapping requires an initial upload but processing can be queued.
DigSite indexes publicly available museum catalogs, university collections, and published excavation databases. When you classify an artifact, it searches for typological, material, and contextual parallels automatically.
Absolutely. The Field plan is designed for individual researchers and students. Many universities use DigSite in field schools and graduate research programs.
DigSite is DigSite brings AI to archaeological fieldwork — classifying artifacts, mapping excavation sites in 3D, generating publication-ready reports, and cross-referencing global databases to accelerate discovery. It is designed for teams and organizations that want to work smarter, not harder.
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