The world of digital data is full of unknown data, with are not FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable).
This modern species of dragons on a (digital) map of the internet as sign for unknown and dangerous areas, the unknown
digital data dragons, have to be resolved by digital techniques. We could use the Semantic Web and all of its ideas for this
challenge. This paper focuses on data dragons in the humanities domain, especially in archaeology and proposes ideas to
overcome the data dragons to achieve FAIR LOUD (...)

The world of digital data is full of unknown data, with are not FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable).
This modern species of dragons on a (digital) map of the internet as sign for unknown and dangerous areas, the unknown
digital data dragons, have to be resolved by digital techniques. We could use the Semantic Web and all of its ideas for this
challenge. This paper focuses on data dragons in the humanities domain, especially in archaeology and proposes ideas to
overcome the data dragons to achieve FAIR LOUD in archaeology!