The Web has revolutionized our access to information, but Web publications are fragile, and ready access to Web resources cannot be taken for granted. The Web Archiving Service enables librarians and scholars to meet that challenge.
 

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Subject experts have been capturing and preserving critical web sites to ensure that you have lasting access to web content. Public archives can be browsed or searched and provide persistent links to archived documents. Access to published archives is open to all. Click on an archive name on the right to search and view archived materials.

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Build Archives

With a WAS account you can capture, analyze and archive web sites and documents. Archives can be published or kept for private study. The WAS curator tools are easy to use, fully hosted, and allow collaborative collection building. CDL provides training and guidance for WAS curators.

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Featured Archive

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Created by: Stanford University Library
Sites: 88
Oldest site: 12/05/08
Most recent site: 11/23/12
Description: The African Politics Web Archive seeks to preserve web sites for future generations as traditional libraries preserve books, journals, newspapers and other materials. Presidential election web sites generally last only a few months on the web and then disappear. Web sites archived appear in th...  more >
At-a-glance

57 public archives
21 partners
4940 web sites
664,859,409 documents
34.9 TB of data



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