Electronic opportunities in archaeology

The advent of the Internet has revolutionized the teaching of archaeology in universities. Whereas a syllabus had formerly been handed out to students in mimeographed paper, it is now accessed through the Internet and may have hard copies only if students choose to download printouts. Also, the bibliographic resources had become very much expanded. The references now include journal articles and books from libraries all over the US. Unfortunately, some archaeology journals do not include page references in their online versions such that students could not use them for term papers.