Competition at Internet Archaeology

Internet Archaeology is celebrating 10 years on the web by having a prize draw. Everyone who enters gets 10% off their next subscription fee. Though why anyone would want to pay £35 for one volume of Internet Archaeology is beyond me, though clearly some people do.

Anyway enter a name and address and finish the sentence “In the next ten years, I would like to see Internet Archaeology publish…” in a snappy way. I went for using some form of Open Access licence because, until it does, work is more accessible if it’s published via some horrendously expensive and obscure Elsevier journal. At least the library can order a photocopy of an article published in a journal like that. Looking at what does get published in IA, that’s a shame.