The Naked Archaeologist concept stands for a set of existing and innovative ideas that stress the importance of cognitive “nakedness” in archaeology for living in accordance with nature. By establishing a successful bridge between many sources of information in a multidimensional virtual environment, the concept presented in this paper is developing a computer system, or a set of interrelated cloud-oriented systems, which would allow free access to archaeological reasoning and all the data and information used and acquired during the research. This development will need a suitable research and work environment, sufficient funding, and a specific group of interested researchers from various research disciplines and fields from formal, social, and natural sciences. The idea is to enable all present and future researchers, as well as everyone interested, to interact with data derived from archaeological research while being constantly aware of the state of relevance of the available source. All the information about the past, structured by the level of reliability, will, among other things, help people understand how important it is to know how our ancestors behaved, how they interacted with natural resources within a particular landscape, and which adaptive strategies they implemented to solve existential and other problems. In addition to other applicable and potentially innovative approaches and tools, we demonstrate the concept utilizing Extended Matrix Logic, a tool for virtual reconstruction in archaeology, with IBE and EBI providing the reasoning strategy. EBI's formal foundational logic is crucial before formulating and assessing hypotheses through the IBE reasoning to validate the most confident competitive accounts regarding the arguments-records available. This concept coincides with the growing trend of ethical use of AI in archaeological research, emphasizing the need for collaboration and side perspectives in interpreting past contexts.