LiDAR scans are revolutionizing archaeology, but are we losing the hands-on thrill of digging?

Seriously, every new find seems to come from a drone or satellite now. I get that it's efficient, but where's the grit? Remember when archaeologists actually got dirty in the field? Now it's all data points and 3D models, which is cool, but feels detached. Imo, we need a balance or the next gen will just be desk jockeys.