Dr. Genevieve von Petzinger

And then where were the interaction points?

What was happening?

And then who had what first?

And then do we see things move afterwards?

And are they moving with different groups of people as they come together and then they separate?

So first of all, we need to start filling in the blank spots on the map.

We cannot do this without starting to fill in the world map.

And so that is one of my big pushes right now is one of the reasons why I'm not working so much just in Europe is I'm starting to work at the global scale.

And so this is actually what I've been hiding in my own hermit cave for the last year.

And I have designed a AI integrated research system, which is for the whole field.

And it will actually be the public will be able to interact with it in the future as well.

So we basically turned the AI into our librarian.

And we're slowly but surely starting to input all the information from the field into it so that we can start asking really big questions.

Yeah.

And so this is where it's just starting to come to life.

It's an extraordinary feeling to see...

something that you'd always dreamed about, like actually come to life.

Because these are the kinds of questions that matter.

These are the ones that like each of my colleagues that I'm working with, because I work with the first art team, which is a big group of folks who kind of work in the Iberian Peninsula.

And then also we work with other institutions.