Both, if the web is still accessible. While the web can tell future archaeologists many things about culture, there is no substitute for physical evidence. This is why we continue to excavate sites that are historical. Even though we have written accounts, there is no guarantee that they are totally accurate or all-encompassing. The written word is not always true or complete, especially in the case of the internet.

• Will archeologists of the far future dig into the ground? Or into the World Wide Web for artifacts?
• Since the US insists on being so 'influential' world wide shouldn't the world get to vote in US elections?
• Do you like to think of yourself as the best Gran in the whole wide World?
• What is a world wide clock?
• Can anyone help me find a name for my little world wide web shoppe?
• Logistician card on the world-wide problem
• ABC's Wide World of Sports (Mosconi Vs. Fats)?
• Little madeline mccann has gone missing and gets world wide exposure.?
• Which companies are the major world-wide players in the adhesives industry?
• World Wide Trading Co., Ltd. of Hong Kong who bought what site?