The Archeology Laboratories at Wake Forest University have a few CRM
reports as well as research-based reports at their website.  They are
split about 50% between prehistoric sites and historic sites.  The
historic reports reflect work done in and around Winston-Salem, NC and
the Moravians who settled the area in 1759.  The reports can be found at:
 
        http://www.wfu.edu/~kirchrw4/ArcLabs/Library/library.html
 
>
> Do consulting firms or government agencies put their reports on-line very
> often?  At the University of West Florida Archaeology Institute we have a
> few reports which are accessible from our Web page and people download them
> fairly regularly.
>
> Could this be a new way to deal with the gray literature problem?  Some new
> word processing programs allow quick conversion to html format for loading
> on a web page.
>
> Is anyone doing this?
>
 
 
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