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OASIS and Archives
Over the last few weeks (ether side of Christmas) As part of the HERALD project we’ve been making some progress on the part of the new…
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ADS Business Process Review
In early 2018, as part of the ADS strategic plan to maintain and develop our world-leading position in digital preservation and Open Access publishing in Archaeology,…
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in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate
As it’s World Digital Preservation Day I thought I’d finished the following blog about our work with managing the digital objects within our collection. Like most…
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Wonders of the ADS
Journey into the archive with our new online gallery The Wonders of the ADS, is a digital exhibition dedicated to highlighting the outstanding digital data held in the…
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Space is the Place (part I)
This is the first part of a (much delayed) series of blogs investigating the storage requirements of the ADS. This began way back in late 2016/early…
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Birmingham Archaeology Digital Archives
Following the closure of Birmingham Archaeology (BUFAU), a project was initiated to identify and secure important born-digital archival material, and latterly to arrange transfer to the…
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New Look Website
The ADS are pleased to announce that the ADS Library will be moving out of its Beta phase and go Live on Tuesday 16th January. Concurrently…
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2017 Round-up of Internet Archaeology
It’s been another busy year for Internet Archaeology. One of the reasons I manage to just about stay on top of things is the help of…
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ADS Goes Live on International Digital Preservation Day
On 30th November 2017 the first ever International Digital Preservation Day will draw together individuals and institutions from across the world to celebrate the collections preserved, the access…
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Meet the #OAFund winner!
To mark the 2017 Open Access week, we thought it would be a good time to introduce the winner of our first Open Access Archaeology fund…
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Open Access Archaeology Fund ready to make its first award!
Nine months ago, we launched our Open Access Archaeology Fund. We have sent our little USB trowels all over the globe by way of a ‘thank…
