Finally, the very extensive and complex datasets will be published in form of an interactive and open access database and in form of an interactive atlas. The database will be opened for future collaborations and maintained after the project. We will develop a method for data maintenance, data connection, data evaluation, data analysis, and data presentation. Indeed, for keeping up-to-date with developments in current and future research, we argue for open access, linked, curated, and versioned forms of data publication. This way, we expect the project outcomes to allow new developments in archaeology but also to benefit neighbouring disciplines and transdisciplinary studies in general.