Source standard
Official institutions, excavation teams, universities, peer-reviewed publications and World Heritage records are prioritised. Secondary reporting is clearly labelled.
Editorial trust
ArkeoExpo keeps the boundary between verifiable evidence, user input and interpretation visible across archaeology and export content, corrects confirmed errors and records material changes with a date.
Official institutions, excavation teams, universities, peer-reviewed publications and World Heritage records are prioritised. Secondary reporting is clearly labelled.
A specific report triggers a recheck of the sentence, link and source. Confirmed errors are corrected, and material changes enter the dated “What changed?” record.
Content is not described as peer reviewed unless an independent scientific reviewer is appointed. Source-based editorial control remains distinct from expert review.
Creator, capture date when available, source page, licence and web cropping are visible. Contextual images are not presented as photographs of finds.
HS codes, tariffs, origin, technical rules and trade data are assessed with product, country, period and source. User-entered codes or scores are not presented as verified data; content is not customs, legal, tax or conformity advice.
Files carry a visible update date. Season news enters a file only with a verified institutional or publication link; unverified claims are not stated as fact.