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A clear account of the cookies and similar technologies that may be required to deliver and protect the Archaeopolis website.
Last updated: 8 August 2026
Cookies are small files stored by a browser. Similar technologies can remember a setting, maintain a secure session or help a website operate reliably.
The hosting and access-control services used by this site may set strictly necessary cookies or process technical information for security, authentication, traffic routing and reliable delivery. These functions cannot always be disabled without affecting access.
Matomo Cloud is used without analytics cookies to measure visits, referral sources, pages viewed and privacy-safe interaction labels, including scroll, media and enquiry-progress events. Archaeopolis does not configure Matomo with User IDs, advertising profiles, heatmaps or session recordings, and does not send the contents of enquiry fields as analytics events.
You can select “Disable all measurement” in Cookie settings to exclude this browser without losing access to the site.
If you select “Disable all measurement”, Archaeopolis sets archaeopolis_measurement_off with the value 1 for up to two years. It contains no visitor identifier and exists only so both browser analytics and anonymous server aggregates can respect the exclusion on later page requests.
Google Analytics remains disabled unless you select “Accept” in the analytics cookie banner. When allowed, it measures visits, page use and general website performance. Archaeopolis keeps advertising storage, advertising user data, advertising personalisation and Google Signals disabled.
You can select “Reject” to decline Google Analytics, or reopen Cookie settings from the footer to change your choice. Archaeopolis does not use behavioural advertising on this site.
Pages containing embedded media, such as YouTube films, may connect to the relevant provider when the media is loaded or played. That provider may process technical data according to its own privacy and cookie policies.
You can review, block or delete cookies through your browser settings. Blocking essential cookies may prevent private-preview access, media playback or other site functions from working correctly.