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SEAD, or the Strategic Environmental Archaeology Database, is a national research infrastructure for archaeology and an international standard database for environmental archaeology data.

E-RIHS is the European Research Infrastructure for Heritage Science, supporting the study, interpretation, conservation, documentation, and management of cultural heritage. It offers access to cutting-edge laboratories, tools, and data, and provides training opportunities in heritage science.

The Swedigarch consortium is developing and running the Swedish National Infrastructure for Digital Archaeology with the purpose to catalyse a new generation of data-driven research on human-environment interactions. Here the data that is generated in collaboration with ArchLab is made accessible to other archaeologists.

The Heritage Science Sweden (HSS) network promots the joint use of expertise, competencies, data, and technical equipment between its members.

Researchdata.se is a national web portal where you can find, share, and reuse research data from a wide range of research fields. You can also find helpful advice and recommendations on managing research data.

The Swedish National Heritage Board, under the auspices of the Ministry of Culture, serves since the 17^th century as Sweden’s central administrative agency in the area of cultural heritage and cultural or historic environment.