Mapping innovation diffusion in archaeology and cultural heritage research: a bibliometric review based on CiteSpace and DOI theory (2000–2024)
摘要
This study examines the paradigm shift in archaeology and material heritage conservation from static preservation to adaptive governance amid climate change and evolving international cooperation. Using CiteSpace to analyze 2000–2024 literature, the study reveals how climate risks drive preventive strategies, technological integration, and interdisciplinary collaboration. The findings, guided by DOI theory, highlight how innovation diffusion enhances resilience, knowledge mobility, and policy-science collaboration within sustainable heritage frameworks.