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The Discipline of Archaeobytology Current Iteration of Canonical Site and Draft/Outline of Textbook

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Archaeobytology: Complete Living Digital Archive (WACZ) and Foundational Textbook Corpus This release archives the complete current iteration of the Archaeobytology academic discipline and web corpus (hosted live at archaeobytology.org), accompanied by the comprehensive open-source draft and structural outline of the official Archaeobytology textbook in Markdown format. 📦 Deposit Contents 1. Live Web Archive (WACZ & WARC ISO 28500) archaeobytology_org_20260905.wacz: Web Archive Collection Zipped (WACZ 1.1.1) package compliant with Webrecorder, Conifer, and ReplayWeb.page specifications. Contains full CDXJ indexes, page manifests (438 indexed HTML documents across 2,429 resources), datapackage digests, and live HTTP request/response payloads. archaeobytology_org_20260905.warc.gz: Unmodified ISO 28500 WARC/1.1 archival stream capturing edge headers, status codes, stylesheets, media, and verified payloads directly over HTTPS. SHA256SUMS.txt: Cryptographic digests for tamper-evident bitstream integrity verification on CERN immutable storage. 2. Textbook Draft & Complete Structural Outline (Markdown) The foundational curriculum and theoretical apparatus formalized in accessible Markdown (.md) files, structured across 18 core chapters and 5 exhaustive appendices: ARCHAEOBYTOLOGY-Textbook-Complete-Outline.md: The definitive pedagogical curriculum and chapter-by-chapter roadmap of the discipline. ARCHAEOBYTOLOGY-Textbook-Full.md: Comprehensive compiled manuscript draft spanning foundations, field methods, and governance. Core Theoretical & Methodological Chapters (1–18): Part I: Foundations — Introduction to Digital Stratigraphy (Ch. 1), Archaeobyte Taxonomy (Ch. 2), Archive and Anvil (Ch. 3), Three Pillars of Archaeobytology (Ch. 4). Part II: Fieldwork & Methodology — Triage Methodology & Workflow (Ch. 5 & 10), Discipline Formation (Ch. 6), Archaeological Stratigraphy & Methods (Ch. 7), Digital Forensics (Ch. 8), Custodial Filter Ethics (Ch. 9). Part III: Governance, Political Economy & Sovereignty — Sustainable Preservation Organizations (Ch. 11), Economics of Sovereignty (Ch. 12), Distributed Commons Governance (Ch. 13), Memory Institutions (Ch. 14), Political Economy of Ground (Ch. 15), Movement Building & Public Intellectualism (Ch. 16–18). Appendices (A–E): Master Glossary (App. A), Tools and Forensic Resources (App. B), Sample Syllabi (App. C), Teaching Resources (App. D), and Professional Practice Guides (App. E). Epistemic Ledger & Legal Notices: Operative Master Ledger licensing schedules (v5.x), LLM training terms, and threshold breach notices. 🕹️ How to Browse and Replay the WACZ Web Archive You can browse the archived website interactively with full navigation, styling, and search without installing any software: Navigate to https://replayweb.page in any browser. Drag and drop archaeobytology_org_20260905.wacz into the window (or load the direct CERN Zenodo URL). The viewer presents the live site as it stood on September 5, 2026, including all interactive pages, curriculum pathways, and research publications. 🔒 Citation & Provenance Canonical Website: https://archaeobytology.org Master Concept DOI: Resolves dynamically to the latest published release. License: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC-BY-4.0).

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