Is History going to be on my side? On the experience of writing and submitting a hypermedia Ph.D. thesis

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This paper outlines why and how the author used hypermedia technology and the World Wide Web in the construction of his Ph.D. thesis.

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Journal

Title: Internet Archaeology

Abbreviated Title: IA

Publisher: Council for British Archaeology

ISSN (Electronic): 13635387

Publication date Created: 1999

Publication date (Print): 1999

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Issue: 6

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[1 ]Göteborgs universitet, Sweden

Article

DOI: 10.11141/ia.6.2

SO-VID: ccf87fda-338e-4903-984d-732821921c2f

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