This section contains documents and information relating to the foundation and ongoing development of Internet Archaeology. The journal was one of a small number of electronic journals which constituted the Electronic Libraries project. One of the initial goals of the journal, which have mostly been achieved, was to increase awareness and acceptance of electronic publication within the academic world whilst at the same time exploring the possibilities of the new medium. Consequently, the journal makes available information on the processes we followed in order that others may learn from our experiences.

Presentations

Publications

Access Statistics (1997-present)

Annual Reports for eLib (1995-2000)

• First Annual Report 1995-1996
• Second Annual Report 1996-1997
• Third Annual Report 1997-8
• Fourth Annual Report 1998-9
• Fifth Annual Report 1999-2000

Commissioned Evaluation Reports

Miscellaneous documents

• Original IA logo
• IA logo after redesign in 1998 (designed by Judith Winters)
• Vacancy announcement for an Assistant Editor in 1998
• RAE announcement (2002)
• Brief for Marketing Consultant - 26 February 2003
• Announcement regarding launch of subscriptions to Internet Archaeology, 8th March 2000
• Forms of Citation - Discussion Paper version 1.1, by Jeremy Huggett for the Technical Panel

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