THE RESOURCES OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL INFORMATION IN THE INTERNET: THE VIEWPOINT OF THE USER

The "Archeologie du monde grec et systsmes d'information" team (CNRS - Paris X - Nanterre) presents a survey of the web resources available for Archaeology in two parts, the first dedicated to developments and use of web products, the second to information retrieval. This article is focused on practices: access to research results transposed from a traditional edition to a web site; hybrid diffusion and original contents specially designed for the Internet; retrieval tools usually used, such as Google, distinguished between "portals" designed and developed by archaeological institutions: these portals allow researchers and students to find selected and qualified information. At the end of the text, we present our web sites: Melanges electroniques en hommage a Rene Ginouves, Bibliographie de l'architecture grecque, "Cahiers des themes transversaux", Chronique Internet pour l'archeologie.