The other main sections include museums, schools, and news. The regional and subject pages include a wide range of archaeological reports and artifact catalogues. In this example diagram a user in search of information on radiocarbon dating techniques, begins on the home page, moves to the Subject Area page, and then the Archaeometry page. From the Archaeometry page there are links to two excellent sources of information on radiocarbon dating at Oxford University and the University of Waikato. Every day, all words on all of the ArchNet pages are indexed.
Users can input any key word and receive a hypertext list of all pages containing the key words.
While this might sound like the most efficient way to search ArchNet, it has one major drawback, the search engine indexes only key words of pages at ArchNet, and not the remote sites which we link to. The user must then browse through the list to find the relevant web pages and sites which contain reports dealing with the Neolithic period.