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The document discusses the aims and goals of redesigning The Society's website. The main goals are to improve usability by making information easier to locate, allow Special Interest Groups to control and update their own pages, and increase connectivity by consuming content from other websites and publishing content to other applications and websites. The new website is planned to launch in Easter 2008 and will connect the archaeological community through shared services in the future.
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