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As I read Matthews’ paper, Year Zero for the Archaeology of Iraq, I kept asking myself two questions: How can technology help stimulate greater appreciation for and study of Iraq’s cultural heritage, improve communication between archaeologists and the local communities surrounding field projects, publish and publicise new findings more quickly, build a library of works translated into Arabic, and give new relevance to the Islamic era of Iraq? And who is most likely to fund it?

Write Once, Run Everywhere: How the Right Technology Might Get Funded – A Response to Matthews