This
                    incarnation of the Burgon Archive Project was created by Alys
                    Spillman as part of the Oxford University Postgraduate Diploma
                    in Professional Archaeology. Many thanks to Michael Vickers, Alison
                    Roberts, and Jonathan Moffett, all of the Ashmolean Museum; and
                    also Susan Lisk of the Oxfordshire SMR, who had many constructive
                    comments on the creation of this web site. The Burgon Archive
                    Project is not intended to be static, and will hopefully continue
                    to evolve and grow as more people are able to contribute to the
                    available knowledge of Thomas Burgon and his work. 
                Goals
                
                
                    - To
                        render the watercolor images and associated information in the
                        Burgon Archive accessible to a wider audience. This will be
                        accomplished by the creation of a dynamic web archive, to be
                        updated as more information is found. 
 
 
- To
                        locate and connect to the existing archive any further information
                        regarding Thomas Burgon and his excavations in the Aegean in
                        the early 19th century. 
 
 
- Potentially
                        provenience and determine origins for some/any of the objects
                        in the Archive and relate them to their current location in
                        various museum catalogues. Integrate this information into the
                        archive in a meaningful way. 
 
Methodology:
                
                    The project has three main components: Database, Research, and
                    Web Site Design 
                
                    Database
                    
                    - determine
                        overall character and condition of archive 
 
- determine
                        number of sheets and general nature of each sheet 
 
- Embed
                        images (web sized) into database 
                
                    
                        Research
                    - Research
                        various sources for additional information on Burgon and his
                        work 
 
- Consider
                        sources relevant to the provenience of the items (on stylistic
                        grounds?) 
 
- Based
                        on the findings of this research, alter database accordingly.
                        new fields to be compliant with ISAD(G) data standards. 
 
                    Web
                        site
                    - Design
                        and publish a preliminary web site based on initial information
                        
 
- Create
                        design for web site using good practice points from Web Design
                        for Archaeology short course. Get input from individuals with
                        relevant skills. 
 
- Post
                        this with help/input from Ashmolean IT department and various
                        others.